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Sorry to hear that. At the moment only Go and Rust are supported. We are currently working on plugins. What did you think about the Rust & Go support? Would you
by Annili 4y ago
Sorry to hear that. At the moment only Go and Rust are supported. We are currently working on plugins. What did you think about the Rust & Go support? Would you use it for Python if we add support?
- ziftface 4y agoI'm wondering why no support for LSP and DAP? Is it missing feature you guys need?
- Annili 4y agoWe are using LSP under the hood, but you can't add more language servers yourself. AS for DAP, a debugger would be a huge feature to implement, we wanted to get it right before releasing it.
- ziftface 4y agoInteresting! Do you have any plans to open support for LSPs? I do see the appeal to having a totally curated list of LSPs you don't have to worry about, but if someone buys into this editor, it might be nice to be able to extend it with new language support in the future so you don't have to switch editors for different languages.
- anecd0te 4y ago
- smsx 4y agoI would certainly be very interested in it if there was Python support (and VIM keybindings!).
- stjohnswarts 4y agoPython support seems like a no-brainer "next language to support" to me :) . I mean if you are going to support additional languages that is.
- drcongo 4y agoI would almost certainly buy it if it had Python support. I code in SublimeText all day, and sometimes want another project open in something I can command+tab to, so I've got several secondary editors, none of which I particularly like. I despise VSCode because it feels like Windows XP, Nova has some quirks that I just can't get past, TextMate is currently my preferred secondary, but it's so far behind everything else. I really like the look of the minimap on Zas, very clever.