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I tend to stick to Vim for everything Java, Scala, Python etc. :vimgrep along with :tabedit works nicely. To help with nested path I tend to have paths for my p
by prog 17y ago
I tend to stick to Vim for everything Java, Scala, Python etc.
:vimgrep along with :tabedit works nicely. To help with nested path I tend to have paths for my project setup in .zshrc so I can do :e $PROJECT_SRC/foo/bar/x.java or $PROJECT_TEST/foo/bar/simple.java.
vim + terminator[1] + build tool (ant, maven, sbt [2], scons...) works very nicely for me.
Two reasons I stay away from IDEs:
a) I find them horribly unresponsive
b) Being used to Vim for the last 10 or so years I find I am very quick with it.
[1] http://www.tenshu.net/terminator/ http://www.tenshu.net/terminator/
[2] http://code.google.com/p/simple-build-tool/ http://code.google.com/p/simple-build-tool/
- mattwdelong 17y agoI gave you karma for your use of Terminator, and of course, VIM. I find these tools immensely helpful to my development. With dual 24" Monitors I span terminator across both screens, split horizontal once and vertically on each screen. Modified keybindings make switching between terminals so simple. Add Synergy for seamless access to my Windows system, I can't find a better set up.