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IdeaVim has the usual Vim emulation problem. It does an okay job emulating baseline Vim, but it doesn't emulate your Vim setup, nor does it even try to integrat
by Nullabillity 3y ago
IdeaVim has the usual Vim emulation problem. It does an okay job emulating baseline Vim, but it doesn't emulate your Vim setup, nor does it even try to integrate the rest of IntelliJ in a way that feels native (compared to something like evil-mode).
It's clearly not used by either its developers or the people who keep recommending it. It's the Microsoft POSIX Subsystem of text editors.
- xcv123 3y agoMy IdeaVim setup is the default and most people just use the default. Obsessing over custom weird Vim configs is for junior devs who enjoy wasting time. I have been using it professionally for 10 years and it integrates well enough. All of the IDE shortcuts are available. No issues.
- Bjartr 3y ago> It's clearly not used by either its developers or the people who keep recommending it. Or, you know, different people have different preferences and are perfectly satisfied with what the emulation does provide.