My favourite question and answer from this is the last one.
Q: "What does the future hold for Vim?" – A: "Nothing spectacular."
That's quite a refreshing view, I don't think a person exists that has mastered Vim absolutely, who knows the most efficient way to achieve everything they need to. It probably takes just as long to master Vim than it has for Vim to be developed to where it is, and it's good to see that there's a focus on improving the existing functionality than extending it further.
I think his statement there is more an observation about how every time a discussion about some less used vim feature comes up there is invariably at least one person to say "I've been using vim for x decades and never knew this".
Q: "What does the future hold for Vim?" – A: "Nothing spectacular."
That's quite a refreshing view, I don't think a person exists that has mastered Vim absolutely, who knows the most efficient way to achieve everything they need to. It probably takes just as long to master Vim than it has for Vim to be developed to where it is, and it's good to see that there's a focus on improving the existing functionality than extending it further.