@moerm I am kinda glad not much effort is being put in Aporia/NimEdit: writing an actually good IDE/editor is a project comparable to Nim/its entire ecosystem in complexity and manwork. It's like deciding to invent a bike and then inventing a car just to ride the bike in it: it's cool, but it's not really the job of a langdev team(if you look at it, no other lang team works on an IDE too, except for big corporations/JetBrains which are literally in the IDE business)
Of course, if people decide to do this for fun/in their own time, that's awesome, but with the same amount of manpower one can literally rewrite Nim/fix a giant amount of bugs IMO
