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Vim + tmux + NERDTree + a bunch of other plugins to handle code completion, gutters, etc. Add a 34-inch ultrawide monitor (Dell has been best with color accura
by sologoub 8y ago
Vim + tmux + NERDTree + a bunch of other plugins to handle code completion, gutters, etc.
Add a 34-inch ultrawide monitor (Dell has been best with color accuracy for me) to the mix and a nice keyboard, makes all the difference in the world!
- frfl 8y agoWould you mind sharing what plugins your using? I've tried combining and setting up yourcompleteme, ale and one or two others I can't recall, but it never work as flawlessly as say vs code or pycharm in terms of completion, suggestions and quick doc viewing. Are you using vim or neovim?
- nerdwaller 8y agoI use neovim with deoplete as the completion engine and all the plugins to deoplete required for my work (python, JavaScript, Go). There’s a number of other useful plugins, but that alone get me pretty close to IDE level completion.
- sologoub 8y agoAway from computer right now, but off the top of my head: Youcompleteme (works great for me, but I think I had to tinker with it) NERDTree NERDcommenter Gitgutter pdb (experimenting with it) Probably forgetting something.
- awiesenhofer 8y agoWhat kind of work do you do with that setup if you don't mind me asking?
- sologoub 8y agoThis is mostly for personal tinkering - typically Django and some APIs, or data stuff. I’m a product guy by trade. Currently, focusing on data-related products and functionality, but have done SaaS, telco, etc. For work I recently had to write some QA tools to extract data from BigQuery and verify that the payload is correct. Vim and google’s bq cli made it a lot easier than I expected.