You probably already know this, but most IDEs have a setting to enable Vim keybinds or you can easily install an extension to add them.
I really like Neovim but my job often requires some stuff that it doesn’t easily do. So, VSCode is what I use a lot of the time… with the Vim extension.
Just something to consider if your stack isn’t super well supported in Vim/Neovim or you need tools it doesn’t have for your work.
Star Trek interfaces are great…. If the tech is there to back them up.
In this case… not so much.
Thanks!
Where might I find a list of languages/LSPs that Kate supports and will load automatically like that?
Ah, white collar haiku…
Yep, I’ve had times where the debugger was hiding the race condition that was the actual cause of my problem.
This right here. Time and place for both.
Ugh…. And I was thinking about giving Rider a try too.
Neovim it is!
Edit - after reading some more… it looks like you can easily opt out? Opt in would be better, of course.
You want the monitor to be firm, but give a little in your hands when you squeeze. Too much squish though? That’s no good. That monitor is overripe.
I agree. This whole project deserves a good bit of skepticism, on political, social, and technical grounds.
Yeah, that’s what it was. The software was going to be deployed to a range of aircraft of various ages and the oldest ones only supported Java 8.
Bluefin-dx user here. This is the way.
I’m not sure if that is impressive or terrifying.
Uh… the customer is always right?
Shoot, I got paid to write a brand new Java 8 application… in 2020
The Genesis version is the best one, too!
I believe that’s Vim for “Beam us out, Mr. Scott”
Beat me to it.
What’s the meme for when the documentation is two years out of date?
Or when the documentation IS up to date… but the last 4 versions of the docs are still online and look exactly like the new version with no obvious sign of which version they are? (Looking at you, Microsoft)
This right here
Amen…