all the power to ya… tried exactly this and cannot get used to it… back to vim 
mackenza
AstonJ
Just noticed there is an Atom package for Elixir:
https://github.com/msaraiva/atom-elixir
Features
- Autocomplete (Screenshots)
- Lists modules, functions, variables, function params and module attributes available in the current scope.
- Indicates the type of the module (Module, Struct, Protocol, Implementation or Exception)
- Shows documentation summary for each module or function
- Shows function specs
- Works with aliased and imported modules
- Indicates where the function was originally defined (for aliased and imported modules)
- Smart snippets for functions: After
|>, doesn’t write first parameter. After&, writes&function/arity
- Go to definition
- Jump to the definition of the module or function under the cursor
- Erlang modules and functions also supported
- Return from definition (to previous files/positions)
- Works with aliased and imported modules
- Go to Documentation View (Screenshots)
- Shows documentation of the module or function under the cursor
- Also shows specs, types and callbacks (when available)
- Works with aliased and imported modules
- Quoted Code view (Screenshots)
- Convert selected text into its quoted form
- Live pattern matching against quoted code
- Expand Macro view (Screenshots)
- Expands the selected macro. Shows expanded code using Expand Once, Expand and Expand All.
- All features depending on aliases and imports are already supporting the new v1.2 notation.
Upcoming Features
- Show information on hover
- Go to definition of variables and module attributes
- Auto install dependencies
- Format ExSamples tables
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AstonJ
mackenza
after Adobe frittered away the potential of Brackets, I so wanted to like Atom… sadly I don’t 
(coffeescript… why?)
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AstonJ
mbajohr
At the moment - ST is enough. I’ve tried atom - meeh. Maybe vim, as i don’t like emacs. And afaik (have read about it somewhere) there’s a plugin for the jetbrain family - as they have a decent python ide, may be i’ll take a look at that one, too.
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NobbZ
The last time I tried the intellij plugin it was very limited in its
capabilities. Nearly no highlighting and also no completion.
I’m using Emacs + Alchemist.
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Mandemus
https://github.com/KronicDeth/intellij-elixir
Not sure how actively it’s being worked on. The last commit was a month ago. I had high hopes for it when I saw the video announcing it back in October. I have a great deal of 3> for IntelliJ.
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NobbZ
IIRC it was already labeled as v2.0. I can look again at the current
version when I’m back home.
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keathley
Atom in vim mode. The atom-elixir package is getting quite good as well. Plus we have that awesome ligature support.
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