Hi, As a C++ developer you could actually fix something in Qt Creator. If it's something minor you can simply fork qt-creator on github, push to your fork and you'll get binaries created by GitHub Actions.
There are not so many C++ IDEs written in C++, open source, and cross-platform! This was important for me before joining the Qt Creator team and working on Qt Creator itself. Cheers, Cristian. ________________________________ From: Qt-creator <qt-creator-boun...@qt-project.org> on behalf of Knut Petter Svendsen via Qt-creator <qt-creator@qt-project.org> Sent: Thursday, February 23, 2023 06:38 To: qt-creator@qt-project.org <qt-creator@qt-project.org> Subject: [Qt-creator] clangd + qtc vs clangd + any editor I often get asked by my coworkers why I use qtcreator for general C++ development (non-Qt) when you can use clangd with "any" editor and get code completion, navigation, refactoring etc. Often they mention vscode and/or vim. Assuming that you have a build system in place that can generate a compile_commands.json file, which advantages does QtCreator give? (non-Qt c++) I do have a personal preference for QtCreator, but I would greatly appreciate it if you could provide me with some insight on the matter. -- Knut Petter Svendsen
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