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I think haskell is rapidly improving in this area. It suffered from every editor having it's own home-grown backend. Haskell IDE-Engine [1] is becoming quite st
by LeanderK 9y ago
I think haskell is rapidly improving in this area. It suffered from every editor having it's own home-grown backend. Haskell IDE-Engine [1] is becoming quite stable in my experience (using it myself) and while providing all the basic features, it's based on the Language-Server-Protocol and thus has various plugins for your favourite Editor (vscode, vim, atom, sublime etc. I personally use vscode).
The development is also quite active and not run by one person anymore.
I am quite pleased to be honest.
[1] https://github.com/haskell/haskell-ide-engine https://github.com/haskell/haskell-ide-engine