If we introduce shell editors, my vote goes with pico (or nano if you
prefer) it's simple to use, and has most features you'll need for
general text editing of simple documents, it loads fast, has very few
commands required for everyday use, but lots of commands if you want
to do more advanced things, such as spell check or inserting other
files into the current document. It's a simple editor, but I think
most folks overlook it, because it looks so simple, but in this case,
simple does not equate with featureless.
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