I cant find one. Like the post says, it uses a different analyser, written in Kotlin. I think the functionality is similar though. Never used vim or anything like that for coding, so I wouldnt even know how to start.
If its good enough and you’re used to intellij, I wouldn’t switch… the learning curve on vim is pretty steep, once you get good with it its really damn powerful never taking your hands off the keyboard, but it takes a while to get there.
It also helps to use a distribution, that bundles a lot of useful plugins together… here’s the one that I use: https://github.com/amix/vimrc
I cant find one. Like the post says, it uses a different analyser, written in Kotlin. I think the functionality is similar though. Never used vim or anything like that for coding, so I wouldnt even know how to start.
If its good enough and you’re used to intellij, I wouldn’t switch… the learning curve on vim is pretty steep, once you get good with it its really damn powerful never taking your hands off the keyboard, but it takes a while to get there.
It also helps to use a distribution, that bundles a lot of useful plugins together… here’s the one that I use: https://github.com/amix/vimrc