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No and I'm not suggesting they reinvent the wheel either. I also don't care if it's a "common text editor" either. It can be a full blown IDE for all I care. I
by bobajeff 11y ago
No and I'm not suggesting they reinvent the wheel either. I also don't care if it's a "common text editor" either. It can be a full blown IDE for all I care. I just want it to work correctly and in the command line so I can use it over ssh.
- danmaz74 11y agoAppears to me what you really want is a full-featured IDE working in the terminal. I guess the market for that would be too small.
- bobajeff 11y agoWhat I really want is a way to debug, compile, examine and code C++ using a build server for all the cpu heavy tasks.
- danmaz74 11y agoI think you could use a web IDE for that, instead of a terminal IDE. There are already several web IDE AFAIK.
- bobajeff 11y agoI seriously doubt that there is one that works well for C++ development. Even if there was it would only work with thier own server and I wouldn't have control over updates. I simply want more control over the tools I'm relying on than what they'd provide.
- ngrilly 11y agoWhich web IDE would you recommend?
- danmaz74 11y agoI honestly can't recommend any, I just tried a couple of them but (at least for now) prefer to use a traditional IDE (RubyMine).
- ivan_burazin 11y agoI am the cofounder of Codeanywhere.com, would love if you could try it out and send feedback. Cheers