VSCode + vim extension + built in terminal = GOD MODE

I've used VSCode and it was nice but there's no going back from i3 + vim + tmux :D

@brainlessdev Welcome to the team xD (vim + tmux + {tty, i3} = supreme god mode)

After I posted this I went back and took on the challenge of making vim as much like VSCode as possible. Now I can't go back. I need to look into what u guys are talking about. I'm on Mac and I use NerdTree, syntastic, and YouCompleteMe with iterm which seems to serve as my high level tmux. I think tmux might be able to do some things iterm can't though. But now I have the file explorer and code completion. Also currently implementing error handling and linting.

Very good! Also I moved away from YCM a while ago. Vim native completion + VimCompletesMe is nice, and most importantly super fast in comparison to YCM. Also, what I like most about tmux is my setup-workspaces.sh script, which creates 10+ specific sessions on their corresponding folders, with the necessary pane layout and runs things for me automatically like docker-compose up, yarn build, starts gitsh etc.

@brainlessdev I try YCM but it too slow in my potato. Oh, VimCompleteMe, I'll try that. also, I know tmux can create session but I didnt actually use it. might have to try it out.
@koopakid93 Nice, (i'm proud of u 👏)-> since iterm & vim is use less processing & system resource -> more ram, responsiveness, battery for u (u really do ur self a favor here ;)

@brainlessdev that's amazing! I need to do something like that. I will look into vimcomplete as well. I'm going to be like u guys when I grow up haha😂

@koopakid93 It took me 3-4 months to move from other editors/tools to all of this so you'll be fine.

The conversion from iterm to tmux has been completed. All is right with the world.