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What is VI?

Vi is a screen-oriented text editor originally created for the Unix operating system. It is known for its efficiency and modal editing paradigm (command mode vs. insert mode). Vi and its various clones (like Vim) are still widely used by programmers and system administrators for editing configuration files, writing code, and other text-based tasks, especially in terminal environments.

What other technologies are related to VI?

VI Competitor Technologies

Nano is a text editor that serves as an alternative to VIM.
mentioned alongside VI in 27% (70) of relevant job posts
Emacs is a text editor, and is a direct competitor.
mentioned alongside VI in 12% (106) of relevant job posts
NetBeans is an IDE that competes with VIM.
mentioned alongside VI in 5% (209) of relevant job posts
VIM is a text editor, and is a direct competitor.
mentioned alongside VI in 3% (107) of relevant job posts
IntelliJ is an Integrated Development Environment (IDE) that competes with VIM, although some use VIM keybindings in IntelliJ.
mentioned alongside VI in 1% (215) of relevant job posts
Eclipse is an IDE that competes with VIM, although some use VIM keybindings in Eclipse.
mentioned alongside VI in 0% (271) of relevant job posts

VI Complementary Technologies

Grep is a command-line utility for searching text, and is often used with VIM.
mentioned alongside VI in 9% (184) of relevant job posts
Sed is a stream editor often used with VIM for text manipulation.
mentioned alongside VI in 7% (183) of relevant job posts
Awk is a pattern scanning and processing language, useful for data extraction and reporting which can complement VIM.
mentioned alongside VI in 4% (179) of relevant job posts

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