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This is probably sounds insulting, but I just wanted to give you a warning. I spent some time deciding if your first sentence was a parody (Look at us new vim
by CJefferson 14y ago
This is probably sounds insulting, but I just wanted to give you a warning.
I spent some time deciding if your first sentence was a parody (Look at us new vim mac users with functional languages and git and startups).
Very sorry that I am a C++ programmer, working in visual studio, as opposed to writing the latest to-do app in scala using vim.
- eranation 14y agoI'm using eclipse, and I can't leave my IDE, but I admire people who managed to free themselves from being dependent on an IDE, autocomplete / content assist. I tried VIM / Emacs / TextMate, didn't work for me, but perhaps I'm too old for new tricks, and already hooked to eclipse's shortcuts (ctrl+1 has no equivalent, I hardly need to write code, it's 50% shortcuts) I did like SublimeText 2, and use it for sass / scss / CoffeeScript and node development. No parody was intended, I have all respect to all developers where ever they are and what ever IDE / non-IDE they chose to work with.
- bearritto 14y agoHalf the people pushing Scala tout Scala's tooling ecosystem. I use IntelliJ IDEA with the Scala plugin and you get code-complete and type aware tooling. In fact every developer I know that writes production Scala code uses an IDE. I have fuckall of a clue what an IDE has to do with Scala except for some sort of lifestyle statement.