The hardest part of switching to another IDE is learning all the shortcuts :-(

Intellij??

Guess you can remap them ;D

it was totally worth it with VS Code

@lotd yeah...I could. *sigh*

@rc5-asdf @Mayhem93 I'm definitely going to give it a try!

In the end, learning another set of keyboard shortcuts probably isn't going to improve your efficiency. I'd therefore argue to bind the new IDE to the set you're used to.

I'd love to hear counterarguments.
This is different from coding in a style of a language you're used, then I of course would argue to adapt.

Started with emacs today. Pretty cool it is. Enjoying the learning process and finally got auto complete setup for C/C++ ☺️☺️
Perhaps it is better than vim... I don’t know yet 😅😅

Shortcuts r fun in this one😎😎

@JBSnorro same language, but a different IDE.

So, you're right. @lotd, suggested the same as well, to customise my own shortcuts.

I don't think anyone's gonna counter argue here (:

Thanks!

@Electrux I'm not sure. I haven't used Emacs much. Sometimes vim on my virtual desktop. I can't really say which is better, but we can both agree that shortcuts are fun!

I use a vim plugin for everything so it's all the same.

@byte-me yep 😊😊 both vim and emacs r great... or any editor that u can use to get the work done quickly... just about personal preference I guess 😄

@byte-me thanks for the ++’s 🤗🤗

@Electrux right back at ya!

I'm a Sublime Text user and decided to give Jetbrains' Webstorm... I miss being agile with my editor... 😖

aaaaaaaaand you came back to use the old ide (or text editor it you prefer it that way)