9 ms·
> It reminded me of using VIM as an IDE - not an IDE, a big pile of stuff that isn't integrated. I prefer to use Vim as a powerful editor, within Unix as my ID
by lloeki 6y ago
> It reminded me of using VIM as an IDE - not an IDE, a big pile of stuff that isn't integrated.
I prefer to use Vim as a powerful editor, within Unix as my IDE.
- ausjke 6y agosame here, use it on the server and desktop, gave up on vscode one year ago, did not need my purchased jetbrains(webstorms etc) for 99% of the time. vim rules for me, as a full IDE from the terminal.
- willbw 6y agoout of curiosity what language do you write primarily?
- ausjke 6y agoI actually deal with a lots of code, c/c++/js/python/golang/lua/sql, guess what vim can be configured to work well for them all: autocomplete, syntax highlight, auto-format,etc. along with nerdtree, I rarely need mouse at all during coding.