Yes, but this time it’s Eclipse without Java and TypeScript instead. And it sounds kind of nice that it’s basically just a front end for their language server, so with that and the CLI part you can use whatever you feel like for the front end.
I hope that’s an approach that will become more wide-spread, so we don’t have multiple IDEs/editors where developers largely spend time to chase each other on the language side and one is more independent of languages and GUI toolkits that are in in fashion at a certain point in time. I think Eclipse might have learned that the hard way.
[takes a long puff on a candy cigarette] “Eclipse… Now that’s a name I haven’t heard in a long time…”
Looks pretty cool though! I would use it just for switching to AA fonts.
Yes, but this time it’s Eclipse without Java and TypeScript instead. And it sounds kind of nice that it’s basically just a front end for their language server, so with that and the CLI part you can use whatever you feel like for the front end.
I hope that’s an approach that will become more wide-spread, so we don’t have multiple IDEs/editors where developers largely spend time to chase each other on the language side and one is more independent of languages and GUI toolkits that are in in fashion at a certain point in time. I think Eclipse might have learned that the hard way.