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With Nuclide, you can build for iOS, Android, and the web. Most IDEs only support one of these platforms well. Although I am disappointed by the current speed
by evv 12y ago
With Nuclide, you can build for iOS, Android, and the web. Most IDEs only support one of these platforms well.
Although I am disappointed by the current speed of Atom, I have no doubt it will improve. I think it is the most exciting OSS IDE out there. We hope to slowly converge on JS+Flow as the main front-end language at Facebook, and it will be a huge win to build tooling in the same language as the product.
- jsankey 12y agoThe JetBrains suite of IDEs, all built on the same platform, support these and much more (Java, Python, Ruby, Scala, ...). With the exception of AppCode (for iOS) you can also get them all in the main release IDEA with relevant plugins.
- evv 12y agoJetBrains is nice, but we try to avoid proprietary tools when we can.
- marcofiset 12y agoYeah, the not invented here syndrome.
- evv 12y agoExactly right. It was not invented here, it began at Github