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PHP is my most-prominent language, but the premium Intelephense extension (not to be confused with Intelisense) does most of the basic autofill stuff that I'd expect from a full-blown IDE it's certainly not as feature-rich in that front as PhpStorm though. I've found some of the little-known VSCode extensions available to be massive timesavers that just aren't available in anything else. It just makes sense to use something like VSCode where it's easy to utilize project-specific tooling and extensions with the way VSCode is so deeply integrated with Node.js. I code a lot of PHP, Python, JavaScript, TypeScript, AutoHotkey, Bash, Batch, PowerShell, and C#.

neoclide/coc.nvim (Much better than YouCompleteMe).

If I write a unit test, I hit "\ + t + n" and it will run the nearest unit test I'm working on, and spit the output into a temporary terminal.Īfter checking config, I'm using these plug-ins but I honestly don't remember which one does the PHP class importing specifically but the answer is somewhere in here: I can also hit "\ + U" on a word and it imports the class as well if for some reason I didn't do it before.Īs a matter of fact, some things are easier now than PHPStorm. If I type a class name, I get an intelligent drop-down and once selected, auto imports the 'use Full\Class\Path' at the top of my file. Like, typing out a class and it having automatically added? If so then yeah, that works. Only focusing on the things I need.Ĭlass import. The entire terminal has become my IDE with infinite flexibility. Vim + TMUX + M圜LI + AWS/Docker/Whatever all exist in a terminal window without having to reach for a multitude of GUI heavy apps.

Also, offloading Docker/Dev to a remote machine means I don't need a super beefy local machine. I have language support for anything I need: PHP/Python/GDScript/C++ in one editor without having to download 8 JetBrain apps. This provides portability, flexibility, minimalism when required. My config file is also sync'd between all machines.

I have everything PHPStorm offers but with ability to SSH into a remote Linux machine for better Docker development. Got use to Vim, and over the years are no longer able to go back. I've used PHPStorm for over 6+ years, but while I enjoyed it, it always felt clunky. VSCode is OK, but not nearly as powerful as PHPStorm. Got tired of my computer jet engines with PHPStorm.