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> it still surprises me to this day that people eschew IDEs because of 'bloat' They've found a good tool, emacs or vim, and want to use it everywhere. They've
by jasonlotito 14y ago
> it still surprises me to this day that people eschew IDEs because of 'bloat'
They've found a good tool, emacs or vim, and want to use it everywhere. They've invested time and effort into being productive with it. Moving to an IDE requires time and effort as well. IntelliJ and the family are deceptively simple. You can start editing right away, but to enjoy the full power, you need to learn it. Just like vim or emacs.