duckduckfedi: if you use an IDE, do you use vscode?

[eggbreakerdotexe@transfem.social]

@kuriko@wetdry.world though tbf "my text editor" is Kate, which has syntax highlighting for a ton of programming languages built in

[frawst@fedi.fraw.st]

@kuriko@wetdry.world vscode for most things (specifically vscode for work and vscodium at home), vim if i have to work from a terminal

[sara_objectionable@app.wafrn.net]

I used to use codium, but Microsoft restricts that in weird ways.

Used vim/later neovim for most of my time programming.

And recently switched to eMacs. Which’s doing everything I want from an IDE that neovim wasn’t. (And for its reputation is surprisingly easy to learn if you use a modern distro like doom)

[hannah@moonserver.yorha.nexus]

@kuriko@wetdry.world Hannah does not use vscode. If it had to use an "out-of-the-box" IDE... it would use vscodium (a fork without the Microslop branding).
Nowadays it tends to use Helix. It's a terminal editor yes yes.... but it does the work for this one.
Eyeing Neovim with lazyvim rn.... but will probably stay with Helix.

[aurelia@social.treehouse.systems]

@kuriko surprisingly, i just organically stopped using vscode for zed. it's pretty neat.

[piku@blahaj.zone]

@eggbreakerdotexe@transfem.social @kuriko@wetdry.world i mean kate has lsp support

[piku@blahaj.zone]

@kuriko@wetdry.world kdevlop because i really like a specific theme in it lmao

and i have a grudge against vscode

[piku@blahaj.zone]

@sodiboo@gaysex.cloud @kuriko@wetdry.world vscode integrated terminal tho?

[sodiboo@gaysex.cloud]

@piku@blahaj.zone @kuriko@wetdry.world okay sure technicality with my definition. I use a mix of integrated terminal and external terminal. this does not matter; I consider teaching for both as "leaving vscode"

[ash@gts.spooky.academy]

@kuriko thing i use that probably is an IDE: https://kate-editor.org

thing i use that i call an IDE but probably isn't: https://helix-editor.com/

[lystopad@app.wafrn.net]

i used to edit code in gnome builder, but tried helix (hx) in termux on my smartphon, and decided its not that bad and mostly use it now

[juni@tech.lgbt]

@kuriko I use pycharm. Sometimes vscodium for stuff thats not python

[kylieneko@transfem.social]

@kuriko@wetdry.world tbh I mostly used Notepad++ but now I use Kate. Haven't really done anything in a few years that needed more than that.

I might try KDevelop if I need more fancy.

[yuri@kitty.social]

@kuriko@wetdry.world Mix of Zed and Helix, depending on how much tooling i need.

[mut@gayrobot.club]

@kuriko jetbrains rider because it's several heads above anything else for C#

[rinavolpina@rubber.social]

@kuriko Afraid so. I prefer using Nova for personal projects though.

[jay0@alico.nexus]

@kuriko@wetdry.world my "comfort" IDE is Code::Blocks but truth be told it's kinda shit gjkldhklçhgdaklçhgjdlaçhgdlçahjlgdagda

[kemona_halftau@sharkey.skydevs.me]

@kuriko@wetdry.world vim and kate

[symtrkl@anarres.family]

@jay0 That's redundant, you already said it was an IDE.

My environment of choice is just Notepad++, which Sublime Text is a pale store-brand imitation of now that I'm on Linux, but admittedly a lot of what I do is writing and web design that would not really benefit from a whole-ass IDE.
@kuriko

[noisytoot@berkeley.edu.pl]

@kuriko emacs