What's your favorite IDE and why, Jow Forums?
>inb4 "GCC+vim"
What's your favorite IDE and why, Jow Forums?
Samuel Murphy
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Landon Diaz
IntelliJ
Rust integration is very nice.
Adam Bailey
I wish they'd come out with a community edition for CLion. I rather not pay 200/yr for it.
James Rogers
just vim
feels good being a webcuck
Owen Kelly
KDevelop
Xavier Martinez
Visual Studio 2008.
Last version before it became aids infested bloat (i.e the UI was rewritten in .net shit)
Juan Long
PyCharm I am actually using it like some sort of GUI server, instead of running tens of scripts using cron headless I run stacked tabs. When any script fails I easily see icon color change. Can immediately jump in and fix problematic line and then just re-run it. With bookmarks it is so easy to bring order into chaos. I fucking love this IDE not to mention superior database tools so good I actually don't need to write any data frontends
Bentley Jackson
Emacs=gcc
Ayden Anderson
Unlikely to ever happen. The only reason pycharm and Intellij have community editions is because they are common beginner languages, which gets people used to the Jetbrains ecosystem.
Luke Robinson
i use notepad++ language integration and compile via console
Caleb Kelly
Less worse is visual studio for me, the debuger ui is nice
Owen Reyes
for me its rider
Sebastian Anderson
Whatever from JetBrains
Lincoln Turner
This
Isaac Sanchez
clang+nvim
Juan Martin
GCC+emacs
Jaxon Evans
based
Nathaniel Garcia
Robert Torres
javac + vim
Austin Butler
Using an IDE is for fagotts
Daniel Brown
codeblocks
Jacob Wood
>IDE
Adam Ortiz
indeed
though i'm not too annoyed by the WPF rewrite
Dylan Smith
Visual Studio. It works most of the time.
Anthony Butler
The only good IDE i was ever forced to use was VS.
What's the point of using IDEs when their debugger integration and autocomplete is shittier than emacs?
Aiden Rogers
BSD vi + Clang.
Angel Ramirez
Oracle vi (usually /usr/bin/edit since Vim takes up all the other symlinks unless removed) + clang or sunpro
Joshua Edwards
I'd pick vim for perl, bash, anything over ssh, maybe a few other things. Webdev is one place vim is retarded, why aren't you using vscodium? The non-botnet version of vs code.
Hell, if you control the remote server i'd even take vscodium/vscode with its new SSH server crap code.visualstudio.com
Evan Reed
Who's this cheap whore?
Gavin Richardson
Your mom is a cheap whore
Tyler Wilson
kakoune + kak-lsp
Aaron Wilson
python3 + vim + tmux
Jack Bennett
Geany.
Lightweight and simple everything.