weezerBo
May 21st, 2010, 11:44 PM
Am I the only one feeling this has potential to be the greatest thing since sliced bread? It's converted me from straight vim, (Though I still use VI-Input mode (how cool is that?)).
I find the auto-completion superior to Visual Studio: It's much more informative.
http://img714.imageshack.us/img714/4144/completem.png
If you don't like such verbosity don't press ctrl+space. the auto auto-complete is pretty much the same as VS (though you can still expand items)
Integrated VCS.
Integrated debugger.
When you use . when you should be using -> (or vice versa) it automatically fixes it for you.
When you've written the class interface and you go to write the implementation, autocomplete writes the primordial function ((params) {}), and it removes items that've already been written from the list
Session management
You should really just go look at their list of features.
Obviously it isn't perfect -- it is .0 -- but I can see it going great places.
I find the auto-completion superior to Visual Studio: It's much more informative.
http://img714.imageshack.us/img714/4144/completem.png
If you don't like such verbosity don't press ctrl+space. the auto auto-complete is pretty much the same as VS (though you can still expand items)
Integrated VCS.
Integrated debugger.
When you use . when you should be using -> (or vice versa) it automatically fixes it for you.
When you've written the class interface and you go to write the implementation, autocomplete writes the primordial function ((params) {}), and it removes items that've already been written from the list
Session management
You should really just go look at their list of features.
Obviously it isn't perfect -- it is .0 -- but I can see it going great places.