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Vim After Bram: A Core Maintainer on How They’ve Kept It Going
Vim After Bram: A Core Maintainer on How They’ve Kept It Going.
What happens when the chief maintainer of an open source project dies. Maintaining VIM turned out to be a full time job, though the community has stepped in to help.
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