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They'll probably start that way, but will add more features closer to a 1.0 release. Every one of their IDEs starts simple and then develops to one of the best
by AsyncAwait 10y ago
They'll probably start that way, but will add more features closer to a 1.0 release.
Every one of their IDEs starts simple and then develops to one of the best in the industry, I don't see why this should be any different with Go.
- bubblesocks 10y agoBest in the industry? I wouldn't go that far. Considering how slow JetBrains tends to be with fixing bugs (I logged a few against PyCharm in 2011 that still haven't been fixed, which is why I don't use it anymore), how unstable their environment can become when debugging, and how they refuse to address Dvorak key-mapping issues in macOS, I think the furthest I'd be willing to go is that JetBrains makes some IDEs.