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Yes unless you work with language that "needs" an IDE like java, scala ect.

• swiftcoder 4y ago
  You can always load the IDE up as a Vim/Emacs plugin. I've used the Eclipse Language Server within Vim to some success in the past
  • dominotw 4y ago
    Thats why i put need in quotes. Sure you can get away with it but vim plugin is no where close to what you can do in Idea. Not even in the same orbit.
    • anaganisk 4y ago
      Good old days at college when I used to code in notepad :p
• falcolas 4y ago
  I have done Java in Vim before with various plugins. It is technically doable, but it's also nowhere near as ergonomic as it is to use IntelliJ for example. I would want to put a lot more into the setup before trying to do it full time in the terminal.