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Three Architectures for a Responsive IDE
The text discusses three architectures for a responsive IDE: indexing on a per-file basis, using a FQN index for completion, and a query-based compiler approach. Each approach has its own challenges and benefits, such as handling macro expansions and managing dependencies efficiently to ensure fast performance.
How a Zig IDE Could Work Feb 10, 2023
The author discusses how to build an Integrated Development Environment (IDE) for the Zig programming language, which has unique features like a simple syntax but also complex compile-time evaluation. The IDE needs to handle incomplete code and provide immediate feedback while managing rapid code changes. The post explores various strategies for efficiently processing code, such as using abstract interpretation and optimizing compilation to focus only on necessary parts of the codebase.
Pain we forgot
The text discusses the challenges in programming and the need for more user-friendly tools. It emphasizes the importance of improving feedback loops, running code smoothly, and creating more helpful programming environments. The author suggests rethinking traditional tools and approaches to make programming more accessible and efficient.
Random Thoughts On Rust: crates.io And IDEs
The author shares experiences with Rust, praising cargo and crates.io for easy code distribution. They highlight the need for improved library discovery on crates.io and discuss the potential for better IDE support in Rust projects. Despite challenges like type inference, Rust's design enables advanced IDE features that can enhance coding efficiency.
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