> Auto Complete ... I know some also like company-mode

These two modes are very similar and do basically the same.

Their usefulness heavily depends on the configured provider back-ends (so called "omni-completion" )... and from what I see both don't bring notable Perl support out of the box.

At least plsense builds on auto-complete to provide Perl omni-completion.

But if you have details on why to prefer the one over the other, I'd be interested to hear them.

> I prefer flycheck to flymake,

IMHO fly-make is build in, that's why I use it. The intention of my talk is to give an overview, people are free to experiment and contribute better solutions.

Cheers Rolf
(addicted to the Perl Programming Language and ☆☆☆☆ :)
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In reply to Re^2: [EMACS] "Emacs as Perl IDE" - Abstract for YAPC::EU 2016 by LanX
in thread [EMACS] "Emacs as Perl IDE" - Abstract for YAPC::EU 2016 by LanX

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