(August 7, 2022, 09:02 AM)ArchersAreCool Wrote: Hi, I'm looking for a free text editor/ IDE that supports C#, Golang, YAML (Optional), Vlang (Optional), Rust
I am looking for the following features:
Code autocompletion
Syntax highlighting
An Integrated terminal - (Optional)
A sidebar explorer (To browse files in a project)
A GUI (I just need mouse support really) - (Optional, but heavily preferred)
Near Native performance, (I'm recording my code on a really weak system, So electron apps are usually not a viable option due to intensive memory and CPU usage)
 
I've tried VS Code, I have stated why I "cannot" use it above
I have tried Emacs, but I was too overwhelmed and didn't know where to begin
I am currently using Sublime text, but Code completion is very confusing to set up and isn't useful when it actually works, as a lot of functions in most languages are straight up missing.
 
(Windows 10/11)
 
I don't mind if there is a learning curve as long as there is easy to follow documentation and as long as it's not too time-consuming to learn
 
I realise I am looking for an "Eierlegende Wollmilchsau", but I have been made aware that there are in fact heavily extensible and lightweight text editors for programming
 
So my question is: Is there a text editor that meets my requirements? If said text editor has a "big" learning curve, are you aware of a non-time consuming tutorial/ docs

vs code is your best bet

(August 11, 2022, 12:01 PM)esaoirpgyuse89o Wrote: VS Code ftw

READ THE FUCKING POST

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(August 11, 2022, 02:36 PM)gyrhdd Wrote:

(August 7, 2022, 09:02 AM)ArchersAreCool Wrote: Hi, I'm looking for a free text editor/ IDE that supports C#, Golang, YAML (Optional), Vlang (Optional), Rust
I am looking for the following features:
Code autocompletion
Syntax highlighting
An Integrated terminal - (Optional)
A sidebar explorer (To browse files in a project)
A GUI (I just need mouse support really) - (Optional, but heavily preferred)
Near Native performance, (I'm recording my code on a really weak system, So electron apps are usually not a viable option due to intensive memory and CPU usage)
 
I've tried VS Code, I have stated why I "cannot" use it above
I have tried Emacs, but I was too overwhelmed and didn't know where to begin
I am currently using Sublime text, but Code completion is very confusing to set up and isn't useful when it actually works, as a lot of functions in most languages are straight up missing.
 
(Windows 10/11)
 
I don't mind if there is a learning curve as long as there is easy to follow documentation and as long as it's not too time-consuming to learn
 
I realise I am looking for an "Eierlegende Wollmilchsau", but I have been made aware that there are in fact heavily extensible and lightweight text editors for programming
 
So my question is: Is there a text editor that meets my requirements? If said text editor has a "big" learning curve, are you aware of a non-time consuming tutorial/ docs

vs code is your best bet

READ THE FUCKING POST

Use vim, learning it will always be a useful skill, you the only command you need to learn to begin with is :wq

Then you can get into learning how to switch between files, and tabs. Also learning how to use :%s for search and replace is hella rewarding.

I agree with dthang. Vim is my favorite text editor. It is improved version of vi and much better than nano as well. Has many good and useful features that you are looking for. Thank you.

(August 11, 2022, 10:40 PM)dthang Wrote: Use vim, learning it will always be a useful skill, you the only command you need to learn to begin with is :wq

Then you can get into learning how to switch between files, and tabs. Also learning how to use :%s for search and replace is hella rewarding.

Thanks for the comment, im currently trying spacemacs with vim keybindings like :wq

Eclipse is the best option

nvim.

(August 7, 2022, 11:00 PM)646F78 Wrote: [font][font]просто используйте notepad++, я уверен, что для всего этого есть плагины[/font][/font]

[font][font]I support. Best[/font][/font]

sublime

neovim