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I admit that I'm not an IDE guy, and I don't really think this is necessarily an IDE world that I'm living in. I've never used IntelliJ, and I've never done se
by trey-jones 5y ago
I admit that I'm not an IDE guy, and I don't really think this is necessarily an IDE world that I'm living in. I've never used IntelliJ, and I've never done serious Java dev.
The only IDE I've really used on a regular basis was XCode, and that still doesn't make up a very large portion of my programming experience.
Best I can tell though, LSP is making good on its promise to allow IDE features in your editor of choice. lsp-mode and some parts of lsp-ui are pretty easy to set up for most languages, and pretty helpful from time to time.
- tephra 5y agoAs a LSP user I agree. Having all my emacs muscle memories, elisp hacks, etc. Together with what amounts to perhaps 70-80% of what you get from an IDE (or at least what _I've_ gotten from an IDE) it's a killer feature.