Since highschool I've been using Cuck::Bloats because it just werkd for me, but it's all jack shit. Any IDE on Linux that is better? Things like extensions, decent autocorrection, project management, etc.
Any good IDE out there?
Ryder Hill
Isaac Collins
vim
Jaxon Moore
intellij
Justin Morris
This or Emacs. It's the ultimate choice.
Daniel Reyes
Qt creator
Connor Young
Intellij
Visual Studio (not code)
Anthony Allen
Just use vim.
Jack Hall
visual studio code is free and open source, it's also very easy to use and despite it being an electron app, it's pretty well optimized.
highly recommend
Aiden Myers
Xcode is the only one to easily land you a 300k+ starting salary
Thomas Anderson
>electron
>optimized
Choose one
Levi Sanders
/thread
Cameron Smith
Visual Studio
God IDE
Ayden Kelly
I know what you mean, but two programs in the same language can have completely different performance/feel to it. Compared to standard electron apps, it feels like a native program, and I hate electron.
It's probably the only exception I'll ever make for an electron application on my system.
I was pleasantly surprised, you should try it.
Landon Baker
>Visual Studio
>Linux
CLion
Caleb Cox
Ides:clion, qt creator, VS(95% of the times on windows, rest if you're doing remote development)
Editors that can be used as ides: sublime, VSC, gedit, geany. And obviously fedora tier emacs and vim.
No particular order, almost all of them have Ups and downs, try them all and choose whatever fits your work flow the best
Ayden Scott
The vim meme still alive? Anyone who actually works for money uses real IDEs like Intellij. Not saying there aren't others, but vim.... :D
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Gabriel Mitchell
Unironically it's the only electron software that doesn't suck ass, it's still bar compared to likes of sublime when it comes to performance, but it's to be expected
Grayson Cox
Geany for linux is GOAT .lightweight stable fast and a lot of filetypes are supported by default. Easily customizable and great support
Carson Ortiz
Qt Creator
Dominic Anderson
>Best bindings
>Best plugins
>Best aesthetics
Spacemacs is all you need
Ryder Bennett
I used to really like Komodo. It was powerful like IntelliJ but light like a simple editor.
And it's still decent. Not sure why but new features and support for more languages has languished tho.
Jeremiah Reyes
This
Grayson Cox
Sam. Debloat, you idiot.
Elijah Rogers
If you like graphical, kate. If you like terminal, vim or emacs.
Justin Foster
I'd just like to interject for a moment. What you're referring to as an IDE,
is in fact, plugins/text editor, or as I've recently taken to calling it, text editor plus bloat.
Vim/Emacs is not an IDE unto itself, etc.
Mason Miller
This
James Hughes
GNU Emacs
Jacob Cook
based and redpilled