As discussed here I think it would be really nice if we included the julia-vim and julia-emacs in the editors/IDE's section. These packages are both well-maintained and work very well.
We'll need a PR that works with the layout there, and the vi and emacs icons. Any takers?
@ranjanan Can you try to add 2 more editors to this section with some nice emacs and vi logos and see if you make it all work out?
Can you give me an idea for one more editor, that way I can have 2 rows of 3 icons each. Maybe SublimeText?
SublimeText seems to be the next one that people always mention.
Sublime Text used to be there and we took it off because it is not maintained. @quinnj doesn't maintain it he said.
A bit of a stretch maybe, but the REPL is unusually userfriendly and featureful. maybe we could use the first slot to advertise that somehow
OhMyREPL?
Or this IntelliJ plugin has been catching my eye: https://plugins.jetbrains.com/plugin/10413-julia . I know IntelliJ is just generally popular among developers.
I don't think OhMyREPL.jl really fits in that list :)
It looks like the sublime plugin is at least as well maintained (last commit in Jan 8, 2018) as the emacs plugin (last commit Nov 2017)
Well if you did want to point to the REPL that would be the place to point.
What about the Atom Hydrogen plugin? That's been well-maintained for years
https://atom.io/packages/hydrogen
Though that is Atom + Jupyter.
I don't use the emacs plugin myself, but I'm pretty sure there are lots of people still using it, I've seen people discuss it on discourse. @tpapp do you use that (I see you were on the last commit)? Note that the editor plugins usually require a lot less updating than the package itself.
A bit of a stretch maybe, but the REPL is unusually userfriendly and featureful. maybe we could use the first slot to advertise that somehow
I like the idea of advertising the REPL, since it is indeed very nice, but I don't think it should be included in the same section. It might give someone the impression that the REPL somehow depends on one of the IDE's or something.
Ok, the long tail needs its own page. :-) OhMyREPL should really just live in the stdlib if you ask me.
Yes, I am using https://github.com/JuliaEditorSupport/julia-emacs. It is working fine, aside from some minor indentation issues.
Fixed by #65 ?
Looks great thanks!
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Fixed by #65 ?