I want to know what IDE you are using, how your debugger looks like, how your code navigation works (go to diclaration, go to usage), and how you actually write code, how you know what to and what not to edit.
If you'll make it as a video, I would watch it more eagerly than any letsplay. But text is fine too. If you'll upload a video of 4 hours of yourself coding, with or without comments, I'll (probably) watch it.
Show me how you debug.
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Telling your ide is enough, actually.
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Personally, I use CLion, but I'm not a part of the project, just a regular user here.
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That's a useful info too, thanks.
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Doesn't CLion require a licence?Svetomech wrote:Personally, I use CLion, but I'm not a part of the project, just a regular user here.
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Same here, I'm fond of it and PyCharm (which is included in CLion too).Svetomech wrote:Personally, I use CLion, but I'm not a part of the project, just a regular user here.
If you work on a FOSS project, you can get a free license.
A runner up for me would be QTCreator which is another top notch IDE.
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Visual Studio is the king of IDEs. The actual compiler and stuff that it comes with can be problematic but in terms of actually writing code or trying to work out why the code in front of you works or doesn't, it's really good.
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It does. But, as psi29a mentioned, you can get one free if you work on an open source project.Naugrim wrote:Doesn't CLion require a licence?
Only for .NET languages (especially C#), in my opinion. I really don't like how it handles C++,Visual Studio is the king of IDEs
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That's not a problem. C# is the king of languages, and there's never a situation where anything else would be better.Svetomech wrote:Only for .NET languages (especially C#), in my opinion. I really don't like how it handles C++,Visual Studio is the king of IDEs
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*cries in a corner rocking himself back and forth*AnyOldName3 wrote:That's not a problem. C# is the king of languages, and there's never a situation where anything else would be better.Svetomech wrote:Only for .NET languages (especially C#), in my opinion. I really don't like how it handles C++,Visual Studio is the king of IDEs