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> the community at large for the languages I develop in is pretty centered on VS code (Rust Oh, huh, really? I didn't know that. I've always done Rust in neo
by kelnos 2y ago
> the community at large for the languages I develop in is pretty centered on VS code (Rust
Oh, huh, really? I didn't know that. I've always done Rust in neovim with coc.nvim and rust-analyzer (well, ever since the latter existed, anyway), and that's been more than sufficient.
JetBrains has a Rust IDE now, though it's not free. What else is out there...?
- lsllc 2y agoZed, neovim ... both excellent. Sublime Text is still good, but they need to keep up. Haven't tried Lapce, Helix etc. If it has LSP + tree sitter, that's a really good start.
- p1necone 2y agoYeah there's definitely other editors with good rust-analyzer integration - maybe I need to bite the bullet and learn vim keybinds.