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I was forced to use Eclipse for a while ~2010, never liked it. It's funny to look at how many editors one comes across over the years. My first one was Borland
by Agentlien 6y ago
I was forced to use Eclipse for a while ~2010, never liked it.
It's funny to look at how many editors one comes across over the years. My first one was Borland C++ as a kid. Then came a mix of Visual C++ and Bloodshed Dev C++ during high school. During university I tried a bunch of things but mainly nano, gedit, Visual Studio, and Eclipse. In my early career (2013) I finally got into Vim and haven't looked back since.
I did try out Rider a little over a year ago. It was really good and I'm impressed with some of its features. But it wasn't enough to make me switch.
- MongooseMan 6y agoThere's an official Vim plugin by Jetbrains for all Jetbrains IDEs (including Rider). I find it a great way to combine the strengths of Vim with the strengths of a full IDE.
- dotancohen 6y agoHere's another vouch for IdeaVIM. It's got 99% of the VIM that I use, and is actively developed.