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I can (and often do) build from CLI, that is much smoother. I tried using vim on java, but honestly you need an IDE for all the constant code generation and inc
by the_gipsy 6y ago
I can (and often do) build from CLI, that is much smoother. I tried using vim on java, but honestly you need an IDE for all the constant code generation and incessant fixups by mouseclicks that are needed. Vim+coc is more than enough in the other languages that I use.
- dboreham 6y agoYou're living in a parallel universe from the rest of us. IDE isn't necessary (and positively odd) for building Java.
- the_gipsy 6y agoYou do need to be able to build from IDE when you set breakpoints to debug.
- Hackbraten 6y agoYour IDE should be able to connect to any JVM that has been launched with the proper VM arguments. We occasionally do remote debugging at work. It’s just a matter of copy/pasting the correct JVM incantation into the IDE.
- Hackbraten 6y agoI feel the parent comment was about editing, not building.
- vips7L 6y agoHe is. VsCode (or any editor) + the Eclipse Language Server is more than enough. His complaints about debugging is because he doesn't know about attach debugging.