Comment by metalforever 5 days ago Does everyone really just use vim? This one surprised me as a problem. 3 comments metalforever Reply skydhash 5 days ago You only need an IDE if you’re dealing with lots of symbols and a complicated module system (Java, .Net). That’s when you need a code indexing tool. For a lot of language, a text editor is enough. zenlot 5 days ago [dead] galangalalgol 5 days ago Vim with ale is pretty great in any language with a language server that I've tried.
skydhash 5 days ago You only need an IDE if you’re dealing with lots of symbols and a complicated module system (Java, .Net). That’s when you need a code indexing tool. For a lot of language, a text editor is enough. zenlot 5 days ago [dead]
galangalalgol 5 days ago Vim with ale is pretty great in any language with a language server that I've tried.
You only need an IDE if you’re dealing with lots of symbols and a complicated module system (Java, .Net). That’s when you need a code indexing tool. For a lot of language, a text editor is enough.
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Vim with ale is pretty great in any language with a language server that I've tried.