Where's the download?
It hasnt even been released yet, build dat hype,yah?
Nuclide: An open-source IDE for React Native
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#12I'm so excited for this: an IDE with first-class support for Hack? Yes please! My only reservation is the last time I used Atom, it was pretty slow, what's it like nowadays?
Slow compared to ST, but usable, and some buggy behavior at times, but mostly usable (I use it for JS and Rails dev across numerous projects)
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#13Re: Nuclide: An open-source IDE for React Native
#14Is this by Facebook? The site implies it is, but it's not clear.
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#15Where's the download?
apm install nuclide
Request for package information failed: Not Found
> Don't have a Facebook account. Never will.
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#16Is this by Facebook? The site implies it is, but it's not clear.
Yes, note the "Facebook Open Source" link at the bottom of the page.
Re: Nuclide: An open-source IDE for React Native
#17Is this by Facebook? The site implies it is, but it's not clear.
Yes, it says "Facebook Open Source" at the bottom of the site.
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#18I don't understand the marketing here. What distinguishes a unified IDE from an IDE?
Re: Nuclide: An open-source IDE for React Native
#19I'm so excited for this: an IDE with first-class support for Hack? Yes please! My only reservation is the last time I used Atom, it was pretty slow, what's it like nowadays?
Slow compared to ST, but usable, and some buggy behavior at times, but mostly usable (I use it for JS and Rails dev across numerous projects)
Slow and buggy text editing!