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 Typically you will work with many different IDEs and additionally maybe even different keyboard layouts. So it's important to configure the editor to a binding you are used to, to avoid inefficient usage. Typically you will work with many different IDEs and additionally maybe even different keyboard layouts. So it's important to configure the editor to a binding you are used to, to avoid inefficient usage.
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 +Logically, newer IDEs tend to have support for older IDEs, so it might be of advantage to use a keymap of an older IDE, if it's supported well enough.
  
 Editors I frequently use (in descending order): Editors I frequently use (in descending order):
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   * eclipse   * eclipse
   * pycharm   * pycharm
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 +Rarely used (in last 5 years):
 +  * Netbeans
 +  * Visual Studio
 +  * Borland Delphi
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 +===== vscode =====
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 +vscode has keymaps
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 +@recommended:keymaps
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 +  * vim
 +  * sublime
 +  * atom
 +  * intelliJ
 +  * Notepad++
 +  * Eclipse
 +  * Visual Studio
 +  * Emacs
 +  * ...
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 +===== IntelliJ =====
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 +Also supports different keymaps
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 +  * Eclipse
 +  * Emacs
 +  * Sublime
 +  * Visual Studio
 +  * Netbeans
 +  * ...
  
  
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