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> I don't see a reason to be monogamous to one IDE/editor :) Years of muscle memory.
by worthless-trash 4y ago
> I don't see a reason to be monogamous to one IDE/editor :)
Years of muscle memory.
- TrickyRick 4y agoToday you can usually customize everything anyway. And if you just want the default setup from another editor there's probably a plugin for that. I remember when moving from Eclipse to IntelliJ a long time ago I brought some of the most commonly used shortcuts into IntelliJ. I then later moved those with me to VSCode and still use them today, took me a maximum of 30 min to configure ONCE so I really don't understand the author's reluctance to configure that in a new IDE.
- layer8 4y agoNah, when I tried to switch from NetBeans to IntelliJ, there were too many things that just couldn’t be set up the way I was used to operating NetBeans, from window/panel handling to keyboard navigation and code-template expansion. I would have had to write a number of plugins myself.