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This is tangential, but I still use vim with UltiSnips, cscope, and ctags for coding (C/C++, python, julia), and it works very well. I've just not been able to
by msravi 5y ago
This is tangential, but I still use vim with UltiSnips, cscope, and ctags for coding (C/C++, python, julia), and it works very well. I've just not been able to move to an IDE, although I briefly played with some - I think I'm just too used to the vim keybindings.
- gravypod 5y agoHave you tried JetBrains vim more? It has the same bindings as vim from what I hear.
- alex_smart 5y agoIt doesn't have the same keybindigs but it has a good enough vim plugin.
- msravi 5y agoYes, I did try PyCharm for python with the somewhat-vi keybindings. But it didn't feel very responsive, and I didn't see too much that I was missing. It's possible that I didn't try it long enough. Haven't tried their C/C+ IDE. I guess the language also matters. Someone programming in Java would probably see a lot of value in using an IDE.