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I've been stuck doing Java lately (grumble grumble). I love Vim, but occasionally, I just want an IDE to dull the Java boilerplate pain. I've been copy pasting
by snprbob86 14y ago
I've been stuck doing Java lately (grumble grumble). I love Vim, but occasionally, I just want an IDE to dull the Java boilerplate pain. I've been copy pasting sample snippets in to IntelliJ, auto-adding all the import statements, and then going back to do my main coding in Vim.
I have to close IntelliJ quickly, however, lest the Swing fonts BURN OUT MY RETNAS on my Linux box. How can anybody get any work done with font rendering that bad?!
- Flow 14y agoJetbrains are changing their platform to use native font rendering. From their blog: "default look and feel on Linux changed from GTK+ to Alloy IDEA – it uses system fonts and has a much better overall quality (worth to try for current users too)"
- Daire 14y agoYou can get vi keybinding plugins for IntelliJ and Eclipse (and netbeans). They make it a little better.