And not everyone is luck enough to have an employee who will shell out for arbitrary licenses.
True, and that's why there is a space for both
(from Jesse) I think you missed that I wasn't specifically talking about vim, but emulators and new IDE which provide vim's mode based editing.
onivim.io/ is not released yet so why would I compare with mature IDEs?
Using a modern IDE with vim's mode based editing is fine if that's something you like
I don’t tend to work in languages with tons of tooling though so maybe that accounts for it.
Ah maybe that's why. Try out doing refactoring with Kotlin in JetBrains IDEA Community Edition
When I did C++ and Java in school I definitely appreciated having more tooling around things.
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True, and that's why there is a space for both
onivim.io/ is not released yet so why would I compare with mature IDEs?
Using a modern IDE with vim's mode based editing is fine if that's something you like
Ah maybe that's why. Try out doing refactoring with Kotlin in JetBrains IDEA Community Edition
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When I did C++ and Java in school I definitely appreciated having more tooling around things.