samth
2022-6-2 12:18:40

Oh exciting! Congratulations and don’t worry about the PR then.


spdegabrielle
2022-6-2 19:33:37

Which editors do you use with Racket, Typed-Racket or other language in the racket ecosystem including RacketScript/Pycket/Urlang? (Please do not respond if you use any of the teaching languages)

:red_circle: DrRacket :large_blue_circle: Emacs :large_green_circle: Vim :large_orange_circle: SublimeText :large_purple_circle: VSCode :large_yellow_circle: Notepad++ :large_brown_circle: Other: Please let me know in the thread


spdegabrielle
2022-6-2 19:34:26

use add reaction to respond


seanbunderwood
2022-6-2 21:14:12

I would love to use DrRacket but my computer can’t handle it. So I voted emacs, but will probably switch right away the next time I buy a new computer.


spdegabrielle
2022-6-2 22:03:30

I happily use DrRacket on a raspberry pi. What computer/OS are you using ?


massung
2022-6-2 22:14:49

As time goes on I’m slowly disliking VSCode more. Extensions automatically installing things out from under me, constant pop-ups telling me it can’t find something to do X, running scripts requires editing JSON directly, …


seanbunderwood
2022-6-2 23:40:26

It’s a 2013 MacBook Pro. It tends to freeze up and lag on me to the point of being unusable.


seanbunderwood
2022-6-2 23:42:30

I would not be surprised if it’s something about GTK; other GTK apps also give me problems.


philip.mcgrath
2022-6-3 03:02:46

@seanbunderwood DrRacket doesn’t use GTK on Mac: it uses the Cocoa API directly.


philip.mcgrath
2022-6-3 03:09:19

I almost always use DrRacket, followed by Emacs, but I do also edit things with Kate (https://kate-editor.org\|https://kate-editor.org), and I’d use it more if it had better Racket support (possibly just a matter of figuring out how to use it with the Language Server Protocol).


philip.mcgrath
2022-6-3 03:11:25

I’ve also tried Atom (https://atom.io/\|https://atom.io/), but I don’t currently have it installed.


hj93
2022-6-3 04:52:25

emacs rules :)