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For my day job I mostly write Go. There are tons of great linters you can use with golangci-lint e.g. which is easy to integrate into Vim. I wouldn't see any be
by fileeditview 4y ago
For my day job I mostly write Go. There are tons of great linters you can use with golangci-lint e.g. which is easy to integrate into Vim. I wouldn't see any benefit of using Jetbrains here.. maybe it is true for other languages that don't have good community linters but I think there are not many of these..
- gabrielgio 4y agoI was about to say that. I used to work with python/django and pycharm really does a lot of heavy lifting on the autocomplete/linting part. It knows django and would autocomplete even django's ORM params (which are quite dynamic). Now I moved to Go, and that is not needed anymore. Most thing are already bultin or can easely be extended (like with golangci-lint). It's static typed with simple OO model which makes things a lot easier. Since then I've been working neovim and I don't feel I miss anythig from full-featured IDE.