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I wish I could see it compared to something more like Sublime Text. Of course Eclipse & Visual Studio are crappy, we all know that. Nobody is questioning that.

I wish I could see it compared to something more like Sublime Text. Of course Eclipse & Visual Studio are crappy, we all know that. Nobody is questioning that. Also, "plugins are super-easy to write" is not much of a benefit to someone who wants to, you know, actually write apps rather than write plugins for the editor in which they will ostensibly one day write an app. Imagine if someone told you to use app X instead of Photoshop because the plugins are easier to write than Photoshop plugins.

coldtea 13y ago
>Of course Eclipse & Visual Studio are crappy, we all know that. Nobody is questioning that. You'd be surprised. They might have clunky editors, but they're far more advanced in dealing with code intelligently (refactoring, AST parsing and transformations, knowledge of structure etc) than ST or Emacs.
- badman_ting 13y ago
  In my experience with VS that stuff mostly came from Resharper, a plugin.