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Hey Marcin :) Really dig this. A much friendlier alternative to Swift development than having to use the monstrosity that is Xcode. Especially for people that w

Hey Marcin :) Really dig this. A much friendlier alternative to Swift development than having to use the monstrosity that is Xcode. Especially for people that want to get something done quickly. The Linux support is also really cool. The Xcode-alternatives market is really starved, so I'm very happy this exists. It's possible to configure VSCode to support Swift, but that's a lot of configuration and messing around. When Vim bindings? ;)

krzyzanowskim 1y ago
it works really great with https://kindavim.app/ https://kindavim.app/ which adds vim everywhere. problem solved.
- 4b11b4 1y ago
  I also stumbled upon https://github.com/FelixKratz/SketchyVim https://github.com/FelixKratz/SketchyVim but haven't used it yet, though I am using JankyBorders
- dinkleberg 1y ago
  Thanks for sharing! Not sure why I never looked for something like this as I’ve tried to inject vim everywhere I can.
- zahlman 1y ago
  Is there anything like this for Linux? Or at least for individual UI systems (GTK etc.)?
frizlab 1y ago
> but that's a lot of configuration and messing around. Maybe I’m missing something but the last time I did this I clicked “install” on the official Swift VSCode extension and that was it. Not a lot of messing around needed, for me at least!