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Its not though.. the only IDE is CLion which does not have a free version. Thats a showstopper for a lot of people. Its also pretty slow compared with other na
by rhodysurf 7y ago
Its not though.. the only IDE is CLion which does not have a free version. Thats a showstopper for a lot of people.
Its also pretty slow compared with other native solutions.
- ptx 7y agoIt actually works really well in IntelliJ Community Edition. There is a template for creating a new Kotlin/Native project, the auto-completion works and there is even unit testing support! Things have come a long way since the early days of compiling your own cinterop stubs and figuring out APIs from the generated wrappers. :) If you want a debugger you need CLion, though. And the compiler is really, really slow – but they seem to be working on benchmarking things recently, so presumably it will be improved.