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+1, emacs+intero is the way to go. Emacs in general is highly underrated due to years of RSI/muh loading time shitflinging. Evil mode is by far the most comple
by s4vi0r 9y ago
+1, emacs+intero is the way to go.
Emacs in general is highly underrated due to years of RSI/muh loading time shitflinging. Evil mode is by far the most complete vim emulation out there, and other than JS pretty much every language I write has been a more enjoyable/easy experience on Emacs than it was on vim or st3.
- james-mcelwain 9y agoI'm writing a lot of Java right now, and it's frustrating that the experience is so horrible on Emacs -- or so much better in Intellij. I tried using Eclim with Emacs for a while, but it's so tedious moving through Java without a specialized IDE. Still, I keep Emacs open on Java code solely for the git interface (magit) and helm integration with `ag`, which I find vastly superior to find-in-path / regex search capabilities in Intellij.