> JetBrains various IDEs - haven't really given it a fair shake yet. But I want one editor I can use across all the languages I develop in. I don't want a separ

> JetBrains various IDEs - haven't really given it a fair shake yet. But I want one editor I can use across all the languages I develop in. I don't want a separate IDE for each language. I'm not sure I want an IDE at all. I always have a MacVim window open as a general text editor. I found that JetBrains IDEs are great for me for programming work because I can group them into these 2 types: * When I want an IDE — example for iOS work, I use AppCode. The navigation and refactoring capabilities are great. Swift code can be very hard to navigate in an editor that is not an IDE due to type inference. * When I don't absolutely need an IDE — example for Ruby work, I use RubyMine. I still run commands like `bundle` and `rails` in the terminal. I only use RubyMine for editing code. I use a fairly high end machine so the resources used by RubyMine doesn't bother me (and every other JetBrains IDE is crazy fast compared to AppCode…) But JetBrains have a decent vim plugin so I still get to use vi across all my work, programming or not, and since their IDEs are all based on the same framework, they work very similarly. So there's familiarity with this combination.