Deoplete vs YouCompleteMe vs COC
Which one and why?
Vim autocompletion
Nolan Kelly
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Jose Sanchez
omnicomplete
Ian White
coc because it has a funny name
Kevin Morris
is it like a std lib helper or something?
Christopher Hill
The default one. Your Vim config should be short and lean, preferably with no plugins at all (few exceptions are acceptable)
Luis Green
why? programming without auto complete is fucking stupid
Andrew Jenkins
coc because it lets vim anally vore the fancy vscode extensions while only having node as a dependancy for asynchronous taks instead of waiting for entire web browser to launch
Samuel Edwards
stop trying to turn Vim into an IDE. Use an IDE with a Vim plugin.
James Wright
leave.
Daniel Wright
how about you shut up
Bentley Baker
adding an auto complete is not turning it into an IDE. writing any code in vanila vim without atleast nerdtree and YCM/deoplete is retarded and a huge waste of productivity
Zachary Sanders
your post is bad and you should feel bad
Kayden Lee
Because they all sucks. You either don't need it at all (e.g., in C and in Python, where the default one works just fine) or you want something more powerful than what Vim plugins will ever offer you (e.g. in Java, where IDE are miles ahead text editors).
Leo Jackson
Vim already has an autocomplete
Wyatt Howard
Shame on me, but didn't use just default autocomplete, I installed deoplete and that's it.
Is it just a simple dictionary based autocompletion?
Nolan Turner
I need fuzzy matching which the default does not support. Pretty mich the only reason I use Deoplete rather than the built in.
Eli Foster
coc seems to be yummy.
no homo.
Levi Gutierrez
vim addons are just shitty forms of IDE basic functionality. and you don't have to spend any time trying to figure out how to get it to work.
YCM is not 10% as good as intellisense idk why you insist on using shitty tools
Lincoln Rodriguez
github.com
>Coc is an intellisense engine for vim8 & neovim.
You always have to learn your tools to be effective, btw :/
Wyatt Sanchez
anyone wanna share their comfy vim setup? Work requires me to do javascript soon and I have no idea how to setup a debugger or anything JS would need
Joseph Sanders
COC for LSP completion, supertab for buffer-local autocompletion otherwise. Takes a bit of time to setup but is efficient and covers all bases.
I don't think JS really "needs" anything apart from syntax highlighting, which works on Vim by default.
Asher Lewis
>popup window constantly flipping in and out, awful grey color scheme
>have to install node to use it
>just to get what IDEs have better out of the box
exactly my point
James Wood
Like out of the box configs of IDEs are any good. It might be if you are retarded and don't know what you want from your tool.
And what? Installing node is a pain in the ass for a high quality professional like you?
Also the best part of using vim is the fact that you don't need a gaming tier PC to edit your code without lags.
Luke Rivera
>can't afford $17 4 GB of ram stick
ohhh you're a poojeet, makes more sense now
Samuel Davis
Of all machines I regularly use 8GB of RAM is minimum. VsCode, Eclipse, WebStorm lags the same on all of them, more or less.
You didn't answer any of my questions.
Juan Myers
Emacs with evil and company
John Jackson
Coc worked best for me.
Elijah Anderson
if you're lagging with 8, the problem is you. stop downloading viruses poojeet
Hunter Powell
OK, whatever
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