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The point of IDE is that there is almost 0 configuration. You get everything by just clicking "install". Y you can configure vim or emacs to be as expressive as
by tracyhenry 6y ago
The point of IDE is that there is almost 0 configuration. You get everything by just clicking "install". Y you can configure vim or emacs to be as expressive as IntelliJ. But the time it takes is much larger than 0. And when you switch to another language you'll probably need to repeat many steps.
- addicted 6y agoThe point of the OP is to not configure vim or emacs to do all that but to simply use the UNIX (or platform equivalent) shell.