| "Unfortunately VIM's formatting is different than Eclipse's" Now can't THAT be fixed without throwing Vim away?? I've never used Vim, but I think its fans hail it as very configurable etc., the best thing since sliced bread (or is it Emacs? I can never remember which one cures cancer) :)) Anyway, these are discrepancies that "leak out" of your machine; like code formatting. That's a showstopper to be sure. But keyboard shortcuts I see as a "private area", just like being left-handed and configuring one's machine to accommodate for that - sorry, but Ctrl+X and Ctrl+C aren't that convenient for someone who uses their left hand to control mouse (statistically 1 person in 10). Maybe Android development isn't the best example here, since 1. no offense to those who swear by it, but Eclipse is inferior in compare to Android Studio, I don't think anyone would fiercely insist on sticking to it, 2. both these IDEs are closely integrated with different build systems. But, say, in PHP? You can (or should be able to) freely switch between PhpStorm, NetBeans, Eclipse or even a regular text editor without affecting other team members as far as code itself is concerned. To put it that way - personally I wouldn't like to work in an environment where it's prohibited :) That's just fascist, man... |