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> Never fear! You can still use vim keybindings (probably) :) . IntelliJ has a good plugin for vim key bindings. Vs code has one, but it's sufferable at best.
by arinlen 4y ago
> Never fear! You can still use vim keybindings (probably) :) .
IntelliJ has a good plugin for vim key bindings.
Vs code has one, but it's sufferable at best.
It's my experience that these IDE plugins are more insufferable the more power user you are. Vim is far more than asdf and :wq.
But I digress.
- boring_twenties 4y agoIMNSHO, the IdeaVim plugin is worse than useless. Even the most basic of commands, like '' or u, never do what you expect (i.e, what they should do to be consistent with vi/vim). And the more compelling features, like q:, are simply not implemented. That is before even addressing the more minor quibbles, like the fact that when your search wraps around the end of the file, you don't get anything in the "status bar" indicating that fact. Really, these people should be ashamed of themselves for putting "vim" in the name of this plugin. On the other hand, in a previous life I had tried a paid ($100) non-free plugin for Visual Studio, and it was much much better.