Just because it's written in js on node doesn't mean it's just for that tool stack. As someone who would like to hack on his own IDE and spends most of his time working with web languages, i think it's a cool project.
I'd love to see a vim plugin that uses (for example) V8 to provide code completion for large "pure" Javascript projects (in a similar vein as clang_complete for C++).
Has anyone come across something like that?
Please don't hate, but are there any plans to get this to work in Windows? Running nide init executes 'which npm' to see if npm is installed, which fails on windows.
I also tried running it in my MINGW32 prompt, however it looks like MINGW32 has it's own issues with npm (since npm provides a .cmd file to run on windows, which MINGW32 doesn't know how to work with.)
Perhaps you would know the answer to that question if you bothered to read the first two sentences on the site.
> "The Nide IDE is available both as a command-line tool and as a standalone Mac app. Please note that currently Windows is unsupported. (We're working on that)"
Sorry, link goes directly to the release notes and screen shots, I didn't even realize there was more to the site, just assumed I started at the top of the page.
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[ 2.4 ms ] story [ 30.6 ms ] threadI also tried running it in my MINGW32 prompt, however it looks like MINGW32 has it's own issues with npm (since npm provides a .cmd file to run on windows, which MINGW32 doesn't know how to work with.)
> "The Nide IDE is available both as a command-line tool and as a standalone Mac app. Please note that currently Windows is unsupported. (We're working on that)"
When I opened the Mac app and I believed its a native Cocoa app.
And that's where web applications are going.