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I like this sentence: > For a long time vim and emacs were the Haskell editors of choice. Now more traditional IDEs like Atom and IntelliJ are starting to get
by misja111 11y ago
I like this sentence:
> For a long time vim and emacs were the Haskell editors of choice. Now more traditional IDEs like Atom and IntelliJ are starting to get Haskell support
- white-flame 11y agoWhile vim and emacs are certainly more "traditional", they're not IDEs, and hence not "traditional IDEs". As a Lisper, I'm still stuck with emacs as the best-supported tool, and that's kind of a sorry state of things.