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I am about as hardcore a vim user as they get and I would never edit Java without an IDE. That being said the first thing I do after installing IntelliJ is ope
by positr0n 6y ago
I am about as hardcore a vim user as they get and I would never edit Java without an IDE.
That being said the first thing I do after installing IntelliJ is open the plugin settings and install IdeaVim.
- srazzaque 6y agoIm the same, s/vim/emacs/, though I'm also very comfortable in Vim. I use Emacs for a tonne of stuff, and basically any other language I use. But for Java, with its deeply hierarchical codebases and general verbosity, there's just no sane way to manage that complexity smoothly without a good IDE. (One could argue that if a language necessitates an IDE to work with it, then that's a failure of the language's DX. But thats an entirely separate discussion.)