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"I want to be able to compile things from the command-line first and use the IDE to edit the code." You want a text editor, not an IDE.
by bottompair 13y ago
"I want to be able to compile things from the command-line first and use the IDE to edit the code."
You want a text editor, not an IDE.
- Tobani 13y agoNot true. I want still want the IDE compile, type check, and add type-safe completions (When using statically typed languages). I want the IDE to assist me in writing the code. I want my IDE to launch/attach to processes for debugging. Generally, I want the IDE to produce binaries yes, but mostly for my own consumption. I want to be able to access the compiler external from the IDE so I can automate builds/deployments easily. Now I want both types of builds to happen in as close to the same manner as possible so they're consistent, but both are important.
- louthy 13y agomsbuild <solution-path>
- codygman 13y agoI get compile, type check, and add type-safe completions with emacs writing Haskell through haskell-mode, auto-complete, and flycheck.
- Tobani 13y agoThere is certainly a debate on where a text-editor ends and IDE begins. I think we can all agree we'd rather not use notepad or pico for most things.