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> The 10x philosophy: Every operation, from opening projects to searching for text should be instant. You can get that with basic VIM and some grepping shortcu
by tejohnso 4y ago
> The 10x philosophy: Every operation, from opening projects to searching for text should be instant.
You can get that with basic VIM and some grepping shortcuts. Maybe I'm just not working in sufficiently large code bases. But shouldn't a C++ specific editor have some philosophy that is specific to C++? Like awareness of ownership semantics for syntax / lint checks? Maybe not the best example, but "be fast" doesn't seem like a great differentiator.
- steeleduncan 4y agoI think at this point speed is a great differentiator. I've been happy with the featureset and design of all C++ IDEs I've tried for a decade or so now, but they never seem to get any faster. An IDE designed specifically for speed, with an ongoing committment to keep it fast, solves the biggest issue I have with C++ coding right now.
- ljw1004 4y agoI presume it means things like "does cross-file go-to-def and find-all-references work instantly after opening a file?" In most IDEs these things take seconds or minutes to become available, depending on project size
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