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This is mostly how I work today. Intellij for Java backend work, VSCode for front end work. Both using VIM keybindings. And to your point, I couldn't imagine d
by matwood 4y ago
This is mostly how I work today. Intellij for Java backend work, VSCode for front end work. Both using VIM keybindings.
And to your point, I couldn't imagine developing Java without Intellij. It's like they are made to work together.
- artificial 4y agoHave you tried Webstorm?
- matwood 4y agoI have Intellij Ultimate. It's just really heavy when I'm moving around a js project. Not against it though, some colleagues use Intellij for everything and seem happy.
- erksa 4y agoLearning VIM keybindings definitely have been one of the biggest productivity investments I've done across tools. And I rarely use vim. However, I love the vim community and how they port VIM bindings to almost any IDE(or most software that works with text and allows for some extensions). Same way to deal with text across OS/Machines and software feels very liberating.
- matwood 4y agoHah. Same! Every so often I try something like LunarVim and want to be a 'real' vim user, but end up back in my IDEs with vim keybindings instead.