Which D IDE do you use?(survey)

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On Friday, 10 April 2015 at 19:02:05 UTC, Idan Arye wrote:
> Many of these Vim users are not really Vim users - not in the 
> sense that Emacs users are Emacs users anyways. Sure, they use 
> Vim - but only because it's a default editor in Unix-like 
> systems. If Windows Notepad was the default text they wouldn't 
> have installed Vim so they could use it - they simply would 
> have used Notepad. They just want something that'll allow them 
> to edit text files, and they don't care to learn anything more 
> advanced than the most basic stuff they need - opening it from 
> the shell to edit a file, typing text, saving, closing. Other 
> simple commands - like opening another file in the same session 
> - might also be basic and simple, but because they are not part 
> of that workflow these users won't bother to learn them.

I am actually one of those users. Set of vim features I really 
rely on is limited to tab buffers, regex search, built-in 
autocompletion and "jump to matching bracket" hotkey. Reason is 
simple - working with text is never a bottleneck in my work, I 
simply don't care how effective it is. Main benefit of vim to me 
is uniformity - it is exactly the same experience on my dev 
machine and via remote shell. Rest is just collection of optional 
yummies that can be used on per need basis.