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What languages are these though? I switched over to eclipse for C/C++, and these are fairly well integrated in emacs to boot. I just find it more comfortable to
by larve 15y ago
What languages are these though? I switched over to eclipse for C/C++, and these are fairly well integrated in emacs to boot. I just find it more comfortable to write in that in eclipse, and most of the navigation and editing commands I have in emacs work perfectly fine in eclipse with emacs+.
I moved over to intellij for java (of course), php + javascript + html (the ability to debug php and javascript side by side is very nice), and python (although that's one that works pretty well in emacs as well).
I guess I'm biased though because i find the navigation layout and the autocompletion visually much nicer in editors like eclipse, whereas due to my laziness I never configured emacs to be "visual", I still use it inside tmux in a terminal, without graphical widgets.
That said, I'm a happy multiuser, I'm just a bit tired of the emacs over everything, while IDEs have their own intrinsic advantages. Maybe I'm just a discokid, but I like having to click 2 buttons to update my pom.xml rather than going in by hand to edit the xml, or having to figure out if the maven.el file I found somewhere is still usable.