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You can develop Rust with IntelliJ as well. There's a plugin out there.
by wst_ 10y ago
You can develop Rust with IntelliJ as well. There's a plugin out there.
- steveklabnik 10y agoThey gave it a snazzy site: https://intellij-rust.github.io/ https://intellij-rust.github.io/ One really interesting thing about this effort is that the IntelliJ folks have their own stuff for autocomplete; they're not using racer.
- xorxornop 10y agoYeah, that seems nearly a constant for them. For example, in ReSharper (and presumably Project Rider), despite C# having the excellent, very fast (and, critically, fully open source!) compiler-as-a-service, Roslyn, they continue to use their own internal compiler service for code autocompletion, refactoring, and correctness analysis.
- royjacobs 10y agoResharper has been in development far longer than Roslyn and seems to be much more suited to working with partially incorrect code (the kind you have while typing away) and incremental changes. Does Roslyn have the same support?
- drchickensalad 10y agoRoslyn is built for incomplete/flawed code
- royjacobs 10y agoAh, excellent! I guess JetBrains is heavily invested in ReSharper (and the underlying AST code) which would explain why they won't want to switch right away, if at all.
- sjm 10y agoI think he's saying he'd rather use Emacs for Java dev, but IntelliJ is a necessary evil. For Rust, there's https://github.com/racer-rust/emacs-racer https://github.com/racer-rust/emacs-racer which seems pretty solid. P.S. Regarding Java dev on Emacs, ENSIME (http://ensime.github.io http://ensime.github.io) now works with java-mode rather than only Scala. I use it for Android development, and it's not perfect but works well enough.