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> I have been tempted by a more fancy IDE, but I'm so used to vim, I'm reluctant/scared to change. I'm happy to report that JetBrains' VIM plugin is almost fla
by codemusings 8y ago
> I have been tempted by a more fancy IDE, but I'm so used to vim, I'm reluctant/scared to change.
I'm happy to report that JetBrains' VIM plugin is almost flawless (Block-based editing, window splitting, save/close, it's all where it's supposed to be).
I used to be in the same camp. But if you add a linter and parser and full blown backend to make lookups for code completion to your VIM configuration you might as well use an IDE. I've switched to IntelliJ for Java.
- abhishekjha 8y agoAnd they provide a free all pack subscription for open source contributors. Its nice to see all the features at one place though their pipenv integration is still a bit shaky[0]. I haven't got a response yet. [0] : https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/PY-30855 https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/PY-30855
- KaiserPro 8y agoI did see that it had vim support, but its always difficult to know which _bits_ of vim it supports. Thanks for this, I'll investigate.