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I tried a JetBrains IDE for Python, but it seemed like a resource hog with little benefit. In particular, I'm curious to find out how this IDE will compare to g
by weberc2 10y ago
I tried a JetBrains IDE for Python, but it seemed like a resource hog with little benefit. In particular, I'm curious to find out how this IDE will compare to go-vim.
- d0100 10y agoI liked PyCharm a lot when getting into a new company that used Python. Very easy to navigate trough code when you have no clue what is doing what.
- weberc2 10y agoI agree that this is a useful feature. I just wish I could decouple it from a bloated editor. `gocode`, for example, is a static analysis daemon for Go which is editor agnostic.
- john_reel 10y agoFor what it’s worth, I’m using IDEAVim and it’s amazing. It supports custom editor actions too, like refactorings, in your .ideavimrc
- weberc2 10y agoGood to know, but my criticisms of the IDEA apps are that they tend to be resource hogs. Perhaps this isn't the case for IDEAVim. Further, my main draw to vim is that I can use it right in my terminal--I don't like having to switch back and forth between my terminal (tmux) keybindings and those of my native OS. It's not for lack of effort either--I keep trying the new GUI hotness, but it never lasts long for the aforementioned reason.