I write Rust in `neovim` and I don't use any kind of linter that's integrated into the editor. I also have Visual Studio Code installed and setup and here's the

I write Rust in `neovim` and I don't use any kind of linter that's integrated into the editor. I also have Visual Studio Code installed and setup and here's the thing: Rust (and also Haskell to a lesser degree) can have pretty long error messages but they are also informative. Some of them even have this sort of ASCII art showing you exactly where something was moved and then borrowed and so on. If you only use VSC you might not even be aware of those errors since the formatting of error window popups is pretty poor. So I simply open a new tmux pane and run a file watcher (`entr`) which runs `cargo check` (and in other windows also clippy and test) and it works perfectly. Since VSC has an excellent integrated terminal which you can split and have multiple tabs you could just do that in VSC itself. Frankly, I don't know any editor that displays live linting (and compiler feedback) in a way that I find useful but of course your YMMV. I've only used Intellij IDEA, VSC and neovim though and I write JS (professionally) and now Rust and Haskell for fun.