> Amongst the current crop of engineers, there seems to be a stigma against even trying Eclipse or IntelliJ. I kind of feel like junior engineers are missing out on discovering some much more powerful tooling and forming their own opinions.
For me it's the text editing features that these IDEs lack. I'm definitely giving up advanced language integration, but I (and many) make the choice to do this for more powerful and/or preferred text capabilities.
Vim, Emacs, Kakoune being my main examples. Not just a "vim mode" - I've never used one of those that was even remotely useful for me, heh.
For me it's the text editing features that these IDEs lack. I'm definitely giving up advanced language integration, but I (and many) make the choice to do this for more powerful and/or preferred text capabilities.
Vim, Emacs, Kakoune being my main examples. Not just a "vim mode" - I've never used one of those that was even remotely useful for me, heh.