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>(e.g. in PyCharm it became completely useless) Very weird; what happened ? In java/kotlin it is as great as ever in Android Studio
by on_and_off 9y ago
>(e.g. in PyCharm it became completely useless)
Very weird; what happened ?
In java/kotlin it is as great as ever in Android Studio
- bitL 9y agoNo idea; I do extensive tensorflow/keras/opencv/numpy/openai stuff and code completion there is a joke, I just get completely unusable hints. Maybe I am A/B tested by them or something, but I am forced to have browser with documentation/stack overflow opened these days. And IntelliJ used to be much better for me at around IDEA 12, since then code completion doesn't predict my typical choices at top places, I need to scroll down more and more. So that one is individual style-based. I also long for the days of simplicity as I refuse to keep huge amount of "how to do a certain thing in certain IDE" in my head; IDE should help me with the complexity of language and not impose another time sink on me.
- stickfigure 9y agoCode completion has always been hit-or-miss in dynamic languages like python. Is it possible that something in your libraries (or maybe something in your programming style) changed such that the IDE can no longer make good guesses? FWIW I've never found IntelliJ code completion in Javascript, Ruby, or Python to be very accurate. It's fantastic in Java and Typescript.
- yawaramin 9y agoIt's also fantastic for JavaScript in VSCode, thanks to VSCode automatically downloading type definitions.