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> You cannot claim 3rd party tools that aren't a part of the IDE as a victory for the IDE They're not 'third-party tools'. That's what the 'integrated' in 'IDE
by delta_p_delta_x 3y ago
> You cannot claim 3rd party tools that aren't a part of the IDE as a victory for the IDE
They're not 'third-party tools'. That's what the 'integrated' in 'IDE' stands for, you don't need to maintain and pull a disparate collection of tools; there is one install and everything including the linter, compiler, linker, debugger, runner, profiler, benchmark, package manager, and version control system is part of it.
- JoeyBananas 3y agoIf you can count cmake et. Al. As features of an IDE, Vim can also claim these tools as features, and thus it is an IDE by your definition.