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At first glance the history looks legit but there are missing holes. From 2004 till now we have multi platform/language editor called Eclipse. From early days i
by aichi 6y ago
At first glance the history looks legit but there are missing holes. From 2004 till now we have multi platform/language editor called Eclipse. From early days it supports plugins. How that one fit in the story? Shouldn't author prefer that one for it's longevity?
- Liquid_Fire 6y agoThe article seems to be focused on text editors, not IDEs. I'm not sure why it completely overlooks IDEs as an alternative. Perhaps the author is mostly a web developer, which I find is the main area where text editors really match IDEs in terms of features.