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>GitHub Github I guess? > TypeScript, npm, I don't know if you'll be able to avoid NPM, but _maybe_ you could try ReasonML if you're doing frontend stuff wit
by FridgeSeal 6y ago
>GitHub
Github I guess?
> TypeScript, npm,
I don't know if you'll be able to avoid NPM, but _maybe_ you could try ReasonML if you're doing frontend stuff with TS? Don't really know tbh
> Visual Studio Code (besides Atom)?
Sublime Text 3 with plugins for general stuff, one of the JetBrains IDE's for more language specific work if so desired.
- willcipriano 6y ago+1 for jetbrains. I prefer webstorm to visual studio myself and the licensing scheme is very fair.
- leonidasv 6y agoReasonML is a pretty decent choice. Small learning curve, JS interop, fast compilation, functional goodies. Plus a thing called "Structural typing" that gives you the flexibility of dynamic typing without losing the guarantees from static typing.
- FridgeSeal 6y agoPlus, if they are doing front-end stuff, it's my understanding that ReasonML will also output native code, which should theoretically go a long way to making a OS-native app significantly easier right?
- leonidasv 6y agoNot really, most of the time you're probably interacting with the DOM, which is bound to the browser environment. Unless you use some framework that also works with native widgets or similar components, you're not getting much advantage.