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enclaver927y@Bitwise thanks for a fast reply. I never use autocomplete, but most of the time Im coding in ruby and python where I dont really need it. Maybe you are right about java.
Any experience about maven for building? And managing dependencies without ide? -
I use vim for everything except Java. Personally I think Java needs a full ide. Fortunately intellij idea had a great vim mode plugin.
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enclaver927yDamn! You both just ruined my night!
Jokes aside, Im grateful for your help. And you are the guys I needed (using only vim and stuff). I just hoped for a different answer.
We'll see, since Im stubborn I guess Ill try with vim, but probably switch to intellij since rest of the company is using that -
dmonkey23277yMan, too much files, too much stuff... I usually use an IDE for anything and I want to learn vim, but java (with Spring!)... I think you spend too much time on it this way
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