After a long stint with Vim (and a brief one with eclipse), I too have been using Komodo Edit. The vim bindings are good. The app is OS X is fine. (Though I ha

After a long stint with Vim (and a brief one with eclipse), I too have been using Komodo Edit. The vim bindings are good. The app is OS X is fine. (Though I had to hack the source to make the "Go To file" not look in the history, which was bothering me with my many branches). Also removed anti-aliasing, which is awful for code IMHO. It crashes from time to time, but I think it's the best all around choice right now for good vi bindings, sensible auto-completion, multi-language support, etc. Plus I like that it's cross-browser and open source, in case I ever want to leave OS X for something better.