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You should have a look at QtCreator which follows a minimal IDE philosophy. The only downside is that it's only for C++.
by sunnyps 11y ago
You should have a look at QtCreator which follows a minimal IDE philosophy. The only downside is that it's only for C++.
- stephenr 11y agoI don't write C++ or even C, so I doubt that's going to work. Unfortunately the only IDE's which seem to support languages I use and work on OS X are java based, and it seems the best option is IDEA or one of it's siblings.
- 72deluxe 11y agoMost IDEs can thankfully be trimmed down to look like QtCreator. I daily write in Xcode and that is very slimmed-down. In fact, Visual Studio developers typically hate it on first using it because there is only editors on the screen as opposed to property panes both sides of the editor! And I would say that it is ONLY C++ is truly a benefit to QtCreator!! No use trying to be everything to everyone. Plus, C++ is the best language for everything isn't it? (I jest, I jest)