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I tried Sublime and VS Code with plugins, but I found the autocomplete to be really subpar compared to JetBrains IDEs, which I use day-to-day for work. Any plug
by asaddhamani 10y ago
I tried Sublime and VS Code with plugins, but I found the autocomplete to be really subpar compared to JetBrains IDEs, which I use day-to-day for work. Any plugins for JavaScript and Python that would improve that situation?
- xienze 10y agoUnfortunately, I doubt you're going to get these same level of autocompletion as IntelliJ et al simply due to the amount of indexing that IDE does.
- Sukram21 10y agoHave you tried ternjs (Sublime Package: https://github.com/ternjs/tern_for_sublime https://github.com/ternjs/tern_for_sublime)? I use the config file from https://github.com/tststs/atom-ternjs/blob/master/README.md#installation https://github.com/tststs/atom-ternjs/blob/master/README.md#... as a basis, works quite well.
- asaddhamani 10y agoI'll give it a shot. Thanks for the recommendation!
- tracker1 10y agoIt's a trade-off, there are times in code, I just don't get autocomplete, especially from other file references... or it starts a few moments after I've opened the file... On the flip side, code never seems to just wig out and freeze for several seconds at a time (after initial open) like most IDEs tend to. I'll take having to remember what I'm trying to type, look it up etc, and have autocomplete mostly work, vs. my editor wigging out in a large project for a really small change. Also, absolutely love the integrated terminal and the git integration, though better merge/rebase would be nice.
- asaddhamani 10y agoYes, definitely have faced that problem with IntelliJ. It eats up memory and consumption grows while the IDE stays open, which it always does for me. Better autocomplete would be the killer feature that would win me over, so fingers crossed it gets better!