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> Now I use Pycharm for python and web development for things that can reasonably be called a "project"; the level of language support, introspection, and intel
by dmortin 6y ago
> Now I use Pycharm for python and web development for things that can reasonably be called a "project"; the level of language support, introspection, and intelligent code prediction exceeds anything I ever achieved in Emacs.
It can be said for any other text editor. Of course, specialized tools are better most of the time.
The open source community should pool resources to create code inspection, refactoring libraries for all kinds of languages, so all extendable editors can use these libraries to provide these features.
LSP is a first step for this, but there needs to be a deeper language integration to give intelligent tips, refactoring operations, etc. for all popular languages.
- jolux 6y ago>LSP is a first step for this, but there needs to be a deeper language integration to give intelligent tips, refactoring operations, etc. for all popular languages. Emacs specifically also needs a lot of user interface-side polish to deal with the increase in the complexity of these plugins.