Comment Comment by pjmlp I fully agree.For me, Vi and Emacs are only when I don't have an option in terms of IDE support, even though I know at least Emacs quite well.What can I say, the world of Amiga GUIs, Smalltalk and Lisp environments spoiled me as an IDE fanboy.It baffles me why in 2014, some developers still prefer to work as if UNIX System V had just been released. parent pjmlp 12 years ago
For me, Vi and Emacs are only when I don't have an option in terms of IDE support, even though I know at least Emacs quite well.
What can I say, the world of Amiga GUIs, Smalltalk and Lisp environments spoiled me as an IDE fanboy.
It baffles me why in 2014, some developers still prefer to work as if UNIX System V had just been released.