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I was specifically thinking of dependencies management. VSCode/IDE is kinda out of scope here. I find the InteliJ product are good IDE. I use VSCode for node s
by dopidopHN 4y ago
I was specifically thinking of dependencies management. VSCode/IDE is kinda out of scope here.
I find the InteliJ product are good IDE. I use VSCode for node stuff and it's fine.
As daily driver, I personally use vim and build with maven. It's boring, nothing ever happen. I need 2 binary and one edit to my $PATH.
Once in a while I do use IntelJi, to explore new codebase.
- satvikpendem 4y agoGradle, Maven etc are also a pain, especially when compared to cargo or other all-in-one package management and build tools.
- dopidopHN 4y agoHow so? I hardly have to interact with it. If I need a new dependency, it’s a new line. Node or Pip will found innovative way to break in that same scenario.