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And I'll add that you don't need to limit yourself to just one. I do most of my text editing and development in Emacs, but when I'm working in Java, I'll use In
by grzm 6y ago
And I'll add that you don't need to limit yourself to just one. I do most of my text editing and development in Emacs, but when I'm working in Java, I'll use IntelliJ. I miss out on some of the key bindings and workflow I'm used to in Emacs, but for me the other features IntelliJ affords me when working with Java are worth it.
- bmitc 6y agoI actually prefer to use the de facto IDEs for most languages, only deferring to something like Visual Studio Code or Emacs when those don’t exist.