问题
In my programming life I have been using quite a bit of different text editors, most of the time I used notepad++ on Windows, gedit on Linux and currently Espresso (similar to Coda & textmate) on my Mac. I mainly do web development, so I spend most of the time editing PHP/JS/CSS/HTML files and interacting with git repositories.
A lot of people recommended using Vim and also a lot of people recommend using an IDE. I have used Vim some time (but never long enough to get fast with all its commands), but have never used an IDE for Web development.
I would like to know if you would recommend switching to vim or an IDE. The main reason why I am considering a switch to VIM or an IDE is that I think I can increase my editing speed with Vim or an IDE.
I would also like to know which IDE/plugins for Vim you would recomende for a web developer?
The most important features to me are:
- superb syntax highlighting
- auto code-completion
- easy file switching
- multi-language spellchecking (in HTML files)
回答1:
I truly recommend the Eclipse IDE. It's great, runs in every operating system and it's very customizable. I use to compile C (for windows, linux and microcontrollers), C++, PHP and everything else.
It can also manage a Makefile like a charm :)
回答2:
On Mac I love textmate, but it makes a big difference also as to which language you are writing in. This is probably why these questions aren't encouraged here...
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/6363895/should-i-switch-from-my-current-editor-to-vim-or-an-ide-for-php-js-css-html