Meh, it's fine. In general, I find that vim in more productive most of the time (now I have a language server, before, wouldn't ever consider it!) The fluid an

Meh, it's fine. In general, I find that vim in more productive most of the time (now I have a language server, before, wouldn't ever consider it!) The fluid and consistent (java is only a portion of what I write at work) editing experience is mostly more valuable to me than the slightly better autocompletion. I keep intellij installed, but it only open it if I want to do a fancy mechanical refactor, like extract an interface from an existing class. Smaller niceties like creating a local variable from an expression are only a handful of keystrokes just feel like naturally describing what I want (lexically, rather than semantically, I'll admit) in vim anyway.