TweakStyle vs Vim : Which is Better?

TweakStyle

TweakStyle is an advanced Code editor for creating and customizing the Web. Developed by TweakStyle SASU

License: Commercial

Categories: Development

Apps available for Mac OS X Windows Linux

Vim is an open source advanced text editor. Developed by Bram Moolenaar

License: Open Source

Categories: Development

Apps available for Mac OS X Windows Linux BSD Haiku

Feature	TweakStyle	Vim
Browser based app
Code completion
Support for styluses
Syntax Highlighting
Browser based
Coding
Web Development
Lightweight
Code formatting
Tabbed interface
Custom Language Definitions
Extensible by Plugins/Extensions
Built-in Terminal
Autocompletion
Customizable
Support for Themes
Community based
Package Control
Live Preview
Integrated FTP client
Spell checking
Macros
Multi-project management
FLOSS
No Tracking
Privacy-friendly
Automatic Indentation
WYSIWYG Support
HTML/CSS/JS rendering
Visual design
Support for Bootstrap
Keyboard focused
Terminal-based
Word completion
Batch Editing
Built-in terminal emulation
Command line
Command line interface
Configurable
Dedication to home row
Developer Tools
For geek
Hackable
Support for Large File
MarkDown support
Mnemonic key bindings
Modal editor
Native application
Plugin manager
Plugins
Regex substitution
Vim Buffers
Vim folding
Visual Mode
Well documented
Better syntax highlighting support
Debian package compatible
FOSS
Search and replace
Asynchronous
Cross-platform
Editable text color schemes