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As the author points out, it does depend on the language. I switched to vim "full-time" when moving to a Go team. (Prev Java). Java is a language that does not
by Insanity 5y ago
As the author points out, it does depend on the language. I switched to vim "full-time" when moving to a Go team. (Prev Java).
Java is a language that does not lend itself to vim. Even just compiling and running a sufficiently large java program can be a pain without an IDE setup.
- ibraheemdev 5y agoNeovim + LSP for C# development worked really great (until I ran into a Roslyn bug...). You might consider that an "IDE" though.
- mst 5y agoEditor/IDE is, ahem, a spectrum, not a binary. Much holy warring ensues from people forgetting this ;)
- approxim8ion 5y agoSame. I would very much like to use a text editor full-time given how strapped for resources my machine is, but I work on either Java or Angular 90% of the time. The productivity loss is too much to deal with, and the solution is to add a bizarre number of plugins to the editor to the point that it becomes somewhat of an IDE itself, without the guarantee that the plugins will interact well with each other.
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