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But if you have to rely on an IDE, it's hard to innovate in language design. Rust does have rust-analyzer, but it uses piles of RAM and often just doesn't work
by ReactiveJelly 6y ago
But if you have to rely on an IDE, it's hard to innovate in language design.
Rust does have rust-analyzer, but it uses piles of RAM and often just doesn't work. I'll periodically try it for a few days and give up on it again. Maybe it's a bug in Kate's LSP support.
- pcein 6y agoI have been using rust-analyzer with vscode (on small programs) and it has been working reliably for me.