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- One IDE that fits all environments. I'm a bit tired of having to switch between: Vim, PyCharm, GoLand, etc. - Lightweight. Don't mind if the initial load tak

- One IDE that fits all environments. I'm a bit tired of having to switch between: Vim, PyCharm, GoLand, etc. - Lightweight. Don't mind if the initial load takes a bit of time - Easy replicable configuration at ~/.THE_IDE/config, so that one can just share the config file and any other person can reproduce your IDE environment (e.g., debugging settings, colorscheme, shortcuts, etc.) - Free. Although I wouldn't mind paying once (no subscriptions) - Works as a GUI and as a CLI (e.g., GVim and Vim)

kleer001 5y ago
Have you tried emacs? /0.5_s (only half sarcastic) serious tho Doom Emacs might just be what you need, depending.
- sdevonoes 5y ago
  I haven't, but I'm kinda very used to Vim, so I think the change would be painful :)
  - kleer001 5y ago
    Doom Emacs and Vimmode take that into account. Many have made the change. YMMV, but emacs is more of an operating system masquerading as a word processor while Vim is a very nice trim and powerful word processor. /evangelical_mode_off
    - kleer001 5y ago
      Sorry, not Vimmode, Evil Mode, der