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> but to my knowledge, Chime is the only one that puts such a large emphasis on language-level support. We intend to continue to focus on that going forward. T
by pcr910303 7y ago
> but to my knowledge, Chime is the only one that puts such a large emphasis on language-level support. We intend to continue to focus on that going forward.
Thanks for developing this great product! I'm so thankful for your efforts for integrating your app with AppKit (like - being basically the only editor that supports AppKit tabs which... AFAIK even Safari doesn't). I mean -- I'm compelled to learn Go trying to justify buying this :-)
By all means please continue this effort; and if possible, consider add support for other languages.
By looking at your blogposts it seems it's running LSP under-the-hood for completion; by leveraging LSP, I hope Chime can gain multi-language support. That would basically justify a hundred dollars at least for me.
Thanks.
- mattiemass 7y agoI'm just really happy that you're excited! I've covered this elsewhere, but other languages aren't going to be an immediate focus for us. Possible, but even with LSP it's a lot of work to do something well. And, we still have tons of room for improvement just with Go.
- saagarjha 7y agoSafari uses a custom implementation because its tabs predate AppKit's, but I'd like to think that the AppKit one is heavily inspired by Safari's. By the way, Sublime Text supports these (though it's a bit strange how they've implemented it).