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> Starting fresh (i.e. no experience with an IDE or vi/emacs) there is zero productivity benefit to choosing vi or emacs over a real IDE in this day and age. v
by Balooga 6y ago
> Starting fresh (i.e. no experience with an IDE or vi/emacs) there is zero productivity benefit to choosing vi or emacs over a real IDE in this day and age.
vi/emacs will definitely still be around in 20 years. Other editors may not be.
- brandonmenc 6y agoVisual Studio Code and IntelliJ IDEA are both open source and Eclipse has been around for 18 years. This is not a legitimate concern.