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Vscode Setup #67

Closed mgabs closed 3 years ago

mgabs commented 3 years ago

I've seen episode one and I like the setup you have for the IDE. Can you please share details?

I've tried different setups and got no where. the most useful was rust-analyzer with VScode/neovim but it was eating up my memory.

mre commented 3 years ago

I've seen episode one

Thanks for tuning in. Appreciate it.

Can you please share details?

It's been a while but you can always find the show notes on the homepage. Here's all I got for episode 1. Hope it helps: https://hello-rust.show/1 It's basically VSCode with https://github.com/MarkMichos/1337-Scheme and Operator Mono as a font. Back in the day I used rls for Rust integration but I switched to rust analyzer as soon as it became halfway stable.

the most useful was rust-analyzer with VScode/neovim but it was eating up my memory.

Then I have bad news for you: I kinda use the same setup. Memory wise all hope is lost. My little Macbook is bogged down by all those components but yeah... Would really like to try https://intellij-rust.github.io/ at some point and see if it's any more memory-friendly.

mgabs commented 3 years ago

Thanks mate.

mre commented 3 years ago

Always. 👍

mgabs commented 3 years ago

Hi Matthias,

I recently had a problem with Vscode-oss so i switched to Vscode-binary from ms. The rust-analyzer is performing very well and the memory footprint is good.

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mre commented 3 years ago

Nice to know! Another thing I have tried recently is tab9, which is a code completion engine based on machine learning. I'm quite impressed. You might wanna play with that, too.