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I mostly use Sublime, especially since it seems to be the best supported with cool things like autocompletion for less widespread languages. (Nothing particularly obscure, Go and Rust) Though I don't use Sublime's build features, I mostly still switch to terminal for that. The only exception is for Python on Windows I generally use Spyder because it comes with Python(x,y).
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Has anyone tried Zed? I like it, probably even more than Sublime. The problem is it's Chromium-based, which means it's bound by Javascript and browser sandboxing laws, so it's pretty much impossible to configure it to, say, run a build tool for a compiled language from it. My only other complaint is that it's project based and it's a bit more difficult than it should be to open a new folder as a project. (To be fair, there's a standalone version that theoretically could run these things, but AFAICT, there's no real way to do an operation on some variable like $PROJECT_ROOT, nor does printing to console via Javascript do anything, so you don't get any feedback on command completion, and you can't execute a command anywhere in the command line). KernelSlanders posted:How's sublime on scala? I've been using Intellij's plugin and it's pretty good. No idea, I don't use Scala. Linear Zoetrope fucked around with this message at 08:16 on Jan 27, 2015 |
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