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Top comments (17)
Prime I would actually like to see a side-by-side performance analysis of people who use vim vs intellij or something. Like an actual experiment. take a control group of devs who just started using intellij vs vim, measure the learning curve, and 2 months in final measure to see which one is better.
tooling.report, but for code editors.
Where is the nano option?
Get back to the evil beard universe.
vim is always right ...
vim....ual Studio Code.
facts
Can confirm. I may not be a scientist, but I did stay at a Holiday Inn once.
I used emacs for years. Challenged by a co-worker, he switched from vim to emacs, and I switched from emacs to vim for several weeks.
At the end of the challenge, he immediately went back to vim, and I never went back to emacs.
I use a hammer and chizzle on a stone tablet. Everyone else is ridiculous.
For me it's always VS Code 🖤
yeah, this is true
I've recently moved from vscode to vim to python dev (yes you guys heard it) and I'm more and more in love with that, still finding best setup but it's AWESOME!!
I'm necro bumping this thread just to say, VSCODE.
Started to get into vim more recently but definately VS Code or IntelliJ for Java apps
I don't understand why people are having a discussion about this. You already answered the question