ollytom
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1 year ago If I understand correctly, @afoster said not interested in supporting any "special" cases for IDEs, for example maintaining documentation for particular plugins or keeping some kind of special IDE configuration file around.
That's great! That's my thinking too as I run a relatively eccentric setup but I try to keep the docs and tooling as portable as possible.
If anyone can provide basic confirmation like "yep, works for me!" running Windows and windows subsytem for linux or cygwin (or something? I'm out of date??) and vscode or JetBrains WebStorm or something that would be super helpful! 😄
I'm looking for any users of vscode (or similar IDEs), especially on Windows, to let me know if:
I'm not familiar with those larger IDEs at all, but I'm aware that they are super popular!
I'm hoping that things like webpack and prettier are ok to be run automatically by IDE plugins or something. I've tried to keep the configuration low for that reason.
Right now I've used a command-line workflow as the lowest common denominator in the README. I'm hoping that the number of commands is low enough - and the commands short enough - to be understandable by someone not super comfortable at the command line but comfy with an IDE.