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> But why look elsewhere? I don't know what I don't know, so that's why I ask. My JetBrains IDE does so much out of the box, I figure people give up all these
by vehemenz 4y ago
> But why look elsewhere?
I don't know what I don't know, so that's why I ask. My JetBrains IDE does so much out of the box, I figure people give up all these features for a reason. Beyond vanity and too much free time, of course.
- harry8 4y agoYeah I found Java really needs full ide support and yes that absolutely qualifies as a blizzard where I'm cuddling up to vim bindings on whatever the team chose for their ide. Eclipse wasn't all bad last time I did this but I'm someone who doesn't enjoy Java as much as some other languages in part for this reason - people who disagree with that aren't wrong. But I've also never tried to use vim as a java ide and it could be great for all i know..?
- ar_lan 4y agoI was an ardent JetBrains user for years, and still enjoy their software. But I transitioned fully to NeoVim and there just isn’t anything I had to give up. It took a little more modification but the initial cost resulted in a much faster editing process than with GoLand. I have every single feature I regularly used with GoLand, but my editor is faster to load, consumes less memory, and I can progress at-least-as fast, if not faster by now.
- Beltalowda 4y ago> My JetBrains IDE does so much out of the box That's exactly what I don't like about it. I'm a simple guy; I like simple editors. I will spend more time turning off things in JetBrains and VSCode that I find distracting and annoying than I will spend on setting up Vim to add some features I want like LSP support.