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Video Studio Code has become my favorite editor way ahead of Vim. I've used Vim for many years, but I'd miss the intellisense insights of VSC too much to go bac
by threatofrain 8y ago
Video Studio Code has become my favorite editor way ahead of Vim. I've used Vim for many years, but I'd miss the intellisense insights of VSC too much to go back to Vim.
I also actively use a Lisp/Scheme dialect on the side, but I wouldn't want to manage the complexity of Emacs.
- partycoder 8y agoCode completion using LSP works well in vim and neovim. I strongly suggest you give that a try if you haven't already.
- mercer 8y agoI switched from Vim to emacs a while back, but VSC is so good that I mostly just use emacs for org-mode and the occasional Tramp-session.
- flashgordon 8y agoYou know this (lack of good intelligence/autocomplete) has been a thorn for him for ages. It is 2018 and I wonder why code completion/ast analysis/indexing is still not a easily usable service/daemon yet?
- partycoder 8y agoThis is exactly what the Language server protocol (LSP) implements. 1) Add a LSP plugin to your editor 2) Start a LSP server ...and get pretty much state of the art code completion in whatever editor you use.
- flashgordon 8y agoThis is actually a common consensus among many idea developers. And is actually a pretty good idea at least in theory (practical efficiency is where it gets fun and interesting). Given that, I would love to know why this comment was down voted?