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I use Emacs. Ostensibly, it's a text editor. But for some languages, it's essentially an IDE. For example, I use typerex for OCaml which takes advantage of OCa
by tikhonj 14y ago
I use Emacs. Ostensibly, it's a text editor. But for some languages, it's essentially an IDE. For example, I use typerex for OCaml which takes advantage of OCaml's type system to provide a bunch of high level features like showing errors in the code, auto-complete and some refactoring.
My main point (apart from the fact that OCaml and Emacs are awesome) is that there is no clear delineation between text editors and IDEs.