I’m a big fan of Rider + IdeaVim for C#/F# at work because it’s just great for big projects and I pair program a lot. I’ll use neovim though for macros and regex.
I almost never bother to setup Emacs on work machines (I tend to have several work machines and don’t want to be constantly fussing about with differences between MacOS, Windows, and Linux - sometimes on the same day - all while keeping my config sane and synched everywhere). Also I tend to pair program a lot at work, so having a consistent setup with Jetbrains goes a long way to help more Jr devs learn the tools.
At home it’s Emacs + Spacemacs + Evil. Sometimes I’ll use other Jetbrains tools or neovim at home, but Emacs is my happy place.
This Fall I’m hoping to try out Doom Emacs, I’ve heard great things. I’m not sure if I’m ready to take the plunge though (come on grandpa, you switched over to Spacemacs like eight years ago).
I’m a big fan of Rider + IdeaVim for C#/F# at work because it’s just great for big projects and I pair program a lot. I’ll use neovim though for macros and regex.
I almost never bother to setup Emacs on work machines (I tend to have several work machines and don’t want to be constantly fussing about with differences between MacOS, Windows, and Linux - sometimes on the same day - all while keeping my config sane and synched everywhere). Also I tend to pair program a lot at work, so having a consistent setup with Jetbrains goes a long way to help more Jr devs learn the tools.
At home it’s Emacs + Spacemacs + Evil. Sometimes I’ll use other Jetbrains tools or neovim at home, but Emacs is my happy place.
This Fall I’m hoping to try out Doom Emacs, I’ve heard great things. I’m not sure if I’m ready to take the plunge though (come on grandpa, you switched over to Spacemacs like eight years ago).