Depends on the language you're working in. I work in Ruby and as good as RubyMine's refactoring is, it can never be 100% because Ruby's a dynamic language. Th

Depends on the language you're working in. I work in Ruby and as good as RubyMine's refactoring is, it can never be 100% because Ruby's a dynamic language. There are a lot of RubyMine "power users" at my office and, other than less than perfect refactoring, I haven't seen anything it can do that vim can't do. In fact, when it comes to navigating files, rails.vim seems superior. The only thing I'm jealous of is the built-in terminal that has tabs within the main screen.