• james (11/11) May 02 2015 As a non-windows user, I've never been able to try VisualD.
• Max Klyga (3/17) May 02 2015 Visual Studio Code is based on Github's Atom editor, and is written in
• james (5/22) May 02 2015 Yup, that's not an option then. Sorry I hadn't really looked

"james" <jamesDOTmahlerATgmail ignore.com> writes:

As a non-windows user, I've never been able to try VisualD.

Not knowing basically anything about the internal interactions 
between VisualD and Visual Studios... would a version of VisualD 
on Visual Studio Code be a possibility?

Visual Studio Code is free and cross platform.  I'm not sure if 
it's missing any big features that VisualD uses in Visual Studios 
though.  So far I've only seen a few news stories about it and 
the quick video on their site.

I just wanted to throw this out there for consideration.  In my 
opinion, it'd be great if the official IDE (at least VisualD 
seems official to me?) was available cross platform.

Max Klyga <max.klyga gmail.com> writes:

On 2015-05-02 17:33:11 +0000, james said:

 As a non-windows user, I've never been able to try VisualD.
 
 Not knowing basically anything about the internal interactions between 
 VisualD and Visual Studios... would a version of VisualD on Visual 
 Studio Code be a possibility?
 
 Visual Studio Code is free and cross platform.  I'm not sure if it's 
 missing any big features that VisualD uses in Visual Studios though.  
 So far I've only seen a few news stories about it and the quick video 
 on their site.
 
 I just wanted to throw this out there for consideration.  In my 
 opinion, it'd be great if the official IDE (at least VisualD seems 
 official to me?) was available cross platform.

Visual Studio Code is based on Github's Atom editor, and is written in 
Javascript. So it's not compatible with VisualD.

"james" <jamesDOTmahlerATgmail ignore.com> writes:

Yup, that's not an option then.  Sorry I hadn't really looked 
into it much.

I'll probably add atom on my list of things to re-evaluate though 
if they are able to do that much with it.

On Saturday, 2 May 2015 at 18:33:44 UTC, Max Klyga wrote:
 On 2015-05-02 17:33:11 +0000, james said:

 As a non-windows user, I've never been able to try VisualD.
 
 Not knowing basically anything about the internal interactions 
 between VisualD and Visual Studios... would a version of 
 VisualD on Visual Studio Code be a possibility?
 
 Visual Studio Code is free and cross platform.  I'm not sure 
 if it's missing any big features that VisualD uses in Visual 
 Studios though.  So far I've only seen a few news stories 
 about it and the quick video on their site.
 
 I just wanted to throw this out there for consideration.  In 
 my opinion, it'd be great if the official IDE (at least 
 VisualD seems official to me?) was available cross platform.

 Visual Studio Code is based on Github's Atom editor, and is 
 written in Javascript. So it's not compatible with VisualD.