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I first used Visual Studio for C++ in 2007. Although I'm not a C++ developer currently, I remember vividly trying to find an alternative to VS after switching
by marsrover 10y ago
I first used Visual Studio for C++ in 2007. Although I'm not a C++ developer currently, I remember vividly trying to find an alternative to VS after switching from Windows to Linux. I never found an IDE that came close in comparison.
- beamatronic 10y agoThere used to be one called Visual SlickEdit that was a good IDE that ran on Linux. My ex-Microsoft friend, who had recently switched from Windows to Linux, was a big proponent of it. edit: Looks like it is still around! https://www.slickedit.com/trial/slickedit https://www.slickedit.com/trial/slickedit
- brutos 10y agoI can recommend Clion from Jetbrains. I am very happy with it. Although you have to be ready to drink the cmake kool aid. (I am using it on OSX, not Linux. When I edit something on a server I use vim + cmake + ninja build.) https://www.jetbrains.com/clion/ https://www.jetbrains.com/clion/
- RotsiserMho 10y agoI've been pretty happy with Qt Creator. It's faster than CLion anyway.