>I really don't think you can reasonably tell me you can't live in Vim Vim at the end of the day is a terminal application and when it comes to debugging objec

>I really don't think you can reasonably tell me you can't live in Vim Vim at the end of the day is a terminal application and when it comes to debugging objectively it does not live up to the graphical interface of a proper IDE. Emacs is only slightly better in that regard, it's a GUI application but the age shows as well. I don't think it's an accident that a lot of vim users are obsessive print-debuggers and that's just a plain handicap coming from living in a terminal. From just observing a lot of developers work I would say not knowing how to fully utilize debuggers and the modern interfaces we have for them is the number one productivity killer.