@jeremycherfas Hmm. In general, I’d expect using something like Atom to lead to fewer typos (because of language-aware autocomplete) and faster error repair (because of surfacing warnings and errors from the compiler and any linter). FWIW I found VS Code worked better than Atom for me. You can often rig up both those things in other environments - vim has hooks and an errorlist feature, for example -, but it tends to be you having to do the rigging, rather than an easy one-and-done plugin install. /@matig

@JeremyCherfas Hmm. In general, I’d expect using something like Atom to lead to fewer typos (because of language-aware autocomplete) and faster error repair (because of surfacing warnings and errors from the compiler and any linter). FWIW I found VS Code worked better than Atom for me.

You can often rig up both those things in other environments - vim has hooks and an errorlist feature, for example -, but it tends to be you having to do the rigging, rather than an easy one-and-done plugin install.

/@matigo

2019-03-01T13:34:03Z