Re: [julia-users] Juno for Julia 0.4.0

[Isaiah Norton]

>
> Also, are the developers considering incorporating and IDE, so one is
> guaranteed to work with every new release?
>

The long-term plan is to create a bundle package, along the lines of
Anaconda or PythonXY, with one editor and several major packages +
dependencies included. There is a lot of other, higher-priority work to do
first though, and contributions are always welcome in every area.

On Thu, Sep 24, 2015 at 8:33 AM, Marcio Sales 
wrote:

> Hi All,
>
> I've tried some IDEs and 'found all of them have at least one annoying bug
> or problem. Juno lacks a console to type commands, but at least it has all
> other things I wanted working (code completion, docs, code evaluation).
> Atom with julia-autocomplete and julia-console (or whatever they're called)
> is almost perfect but have bad code completion and I couldn't find a way to
> invoke docs easily, like Juno does with ctrl+d. Then so far, Juno ftw!
>
> However, Juno is broken after 0.4.0, with ppl reporting different
> problems. Will a new bundle with 0.4.0 be released soon?
>
> Also, are the developers considering incorporating and IDE, so one is
> guaranteed to work with every new release? Please, don't mention the REPL...
>
> Peace,
> M.
>
>

[julia-users] Juno for Julia 0.4.0

[Marcio Sales]

Hi All,

I've tried some IDEs and 'found all of them have at least one annoying bug 
or problem. Juno lacks a console to type commands, but at least it has all 
other things I wanted working (code completion, docs, code evaluation). 
Atom with julia-autocomplete and julia-console (or whatever they're called) 
is almost perfect but have bad code completion and I couldn't find a way to 
invoke docs easily, like Juno does with ctrl+d. Then so far, Juno ftw!

However, Juno is broken after 0.4.0, with ppl reporting different problems. 
Will a new bundle with 0.4.0 be released soon?

Also, are the developers considering incorporating and IDE, so one is 
guaranteed to work with every new release? Please, don't mention the REPL...

Peace,
M.