I'm looking for an IDE with * auto completion/suggestion * context aware navigation (jumping to the definition of a function, for example) * privacy by default * little or no cost * simple setup and/or complete instructions for setting up
I used to program a bit in nim a few years ago, and the lack of a good IDE was definitely a factor in me stopping. Back then I was using Codium, basically VS-Code without the inbuilt spyware. It worked ok-ish, though not exactly so stellar that I care to repeat all the work to set it up again. Neovim was something I had a look at, but it seemed a rabbit hole where every solution I look up creates at least 2 more issues. Basically it seems everyone using it already knows everything about it, so instructions are mostly vague and require hunting for more details. Basically, I'd spend only a few hours a month writing nim and don't want to spend a similar or larger amount of fiddling with the editor. Are there any candidates for that around?
