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CurtisOdenericgilletteesttc74 +7 guests

Garden Plugin ? Is there a plugin that supports Garden for any IDE ?

Simply put:

Is there say a plugin for eclipse that support gardens, or any other ide for that matter ?

I am assuming that Vanilla dev team use a particular ide setup for using garden.

I know that you do not want to say use this IDE or that IDE but do you have an IDE that you use with intellisense programmed for garden developement that you could setup as a plugin for us ?

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  • Posts: 1,586 Accepted Answer

    Tim and I use Netbeans and Mark uses Komodo. Both of these provide great autocomplete. @Lincoln uses Coda because it has "design flare" but it really sucks for actual development.

    Vanilla co-founder

  • Posts: 2,058 3 likes

    Design Flare (n) 1. An emergency signaling device for when you find yourself surrounded by 20 software engineers and no one with any taste or UX experience.

    Vanilla developer [GitHub, Twitter]

  • TimTim
    Posts: 1,573

    You caught me. No UX experience at all.

    Vanilla Forums Senior Developer [GitHub, Twitter, About.me]

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    Todd said: Tim and I use Netbeans and Mark uses Komodo. Both of these provide great autocomplete. @Lincoln uses Coda because it has "design flare" but it really sucks for actual development.

    Excellent, thank you, have downloaded NetBeans and am finding it a joy to work with, am used to ZStudio for php but wanted to keep it seperate for the framework stuff, got it setup just right.

    Many Thanks

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    Todd said: Tim and I use Netbeans and Mark uses Komodo. Both of these provide great autocomplete. @Lincoln uses Coda because it has "design flare" but it really sucks for actual development.

    Sorry to break in here, guys, but I have a question. Do your editors have the ability to search inside lots of files at the same time? or will you still use grep and other tools for that?

    For example, when I want to search for "ErrorHandler" in my entire Vanilla directory, I will use my editor and it will show a list with all files containing "ErrorHandler".

  • Posts: 2,058

    Yeah, pretty sure any of them do that.

    Vanilla developer [GitHub, Twitter]

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    Tim said: You caught me. No UX experience at all.

    Was talking about the NetBeans team :P

    Vanilla developer [GitHub, Twitter]

  • x00x00
    Posts: 1,548

    A decent IDE or editor at very least will have something like grep.

    grep is your friend.

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