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>I do find however that it is something that skilled programmers will likely outgrow except perhaps a subset of them. One thing that keeps me in VSCode is the
by jetti 8y ago
>I do find however that it is something that skilled programmers will likely outgrow except perhaps a subset of them.
One thing that keeps me in VSCode is the support it has for the "non-mainstream" languages since it exposes the Language Server Protocol. I use VSCode for writing Elixir and Rust since there is pretty good support for both languages.
- no_wizard 8y agoNot that it matters, but JetBrains has Rust support in CLion that is offcial now: https://blog.jetbrains.com/clion/tag/rust/ https://blog.jetbrains.com/clion/tag/rust/ Its really good. I do a good amount of Rust nowadays, I've had no complaints. Also, has wonderful Elixir support IMO. There's a really cool elixir plugin. I admit I've only toyed with elixir and not used it in production, so I dunno exactly how good. Maybe I over sold it in the first sentence, but I thought it worked really well. I've used it extensively with Lua via a Plugin. Its really good! there is also a specific language server protocol plugin too for any JetBrains IDE: https://plugins.jetbrains.com/plugin/10209-lsp-support https://plugins.jetbrains.com/plugin/10209-lsp-support Can't say that every use case is covered, but I have yet to find one that isn't! :)
- jetti 8y agoYea, I have CLion installed but haven't actually gotten around to trying it out. I'm not a big JetBrains fan when it comes to their IDEs (I've used IntelliJ and Rider) but I will still give it a go...eventually. Thanks for pointing this out though as it shows others that there are other options.