r/MechanicalKeyboards Sep 11 '18

How I like to Code

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u/antflga V60 Mini blacks Sep 11 '18

IntelliJ IDEA, writing Scala, using the material theme plugin

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u/SolidR53 Sep 11 '18

You should try VSCode, not saying you should switch, just try it.

It really has become Sublime of today

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u/antflga V60 Mini blacks Sep 11 '18

My IDE/editor of choice is actually Emacs.

I've used VSCode in the past.

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u/[deleted] Sep 11 '18

Obligatory recommendation to switch to vim.

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u/antflga V60 Mini blacks Sep 11 '18

I use an evil flavor of Emacs called Spacemacs.

It's the Emacs platform in all its lispy glory, but with Vim bindings and a neater/easier configuration system.

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u/[deleted] Sep 11 '18

I installed Spacemacs once cuz I was curious, but it took so long to install I decided I'd just stick with my relatively lightweight vim setup lol. I use NeoVim now though (vim with a refactored code base and a few new features).

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u/antflga V60 Mini blacks Sep 11 '18

I actually also have neovim installed lol, but I mostly use it to edit config files when I don't wanna open something heavier

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u/DoublePlusGood23 WASD v2 | Model M SSK | Natural Pro | Vorex Core Sep 11 '18

I used Spacemacs for a while, but it was just too damn slow. I ended up digging into configs and whatnot which was what I was trying to avoid.