This looks great, but I'm not willing to put down $75 to alpha test a product.
Scrawl – A modern, cross-platform C#, VB.NET and JavaScript IDE
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Re: Scrawl – A modern, cross-platform C#, VB.NET and JavaScript IDE
#22As a Sublime fan, this looks really nice in comparison. However, as a PHP developer this is something I want for my Laravel applications.
Our backlog includes support for a PHPCodeEngine and framework support for Laravel and Symfony. Its not the first thing on our list but it will happen!
Re: Scrawl – A modern, cross-platform C#, VB.NET and JavaScript IDE
#23I'm not sure i'd use this. Visual studio is a great tool, and is about 90% of the reason I use dot net.
That said, though it's improving, Javascript support still has a long ways to go. I find myself writing increasing amounts of it as Knockout and Angular become standard place. I crave to have some of the features that I have with editing C# while editing javascript.
If you provided that, i'd buy a license. Though my preference would be a plugin (like resharper) as opposed to a whole new editor.
I'd also pay a lot more than $75. I already pay $150 at home, and $300 at work for resharper, i'd pay the same for increased javascript support.
Re: Scrawl – A modern, cross-platform C#, VB.NET and JavaScript IDE
#24I'm not sure i'd use this. Visual studio is a great tool, and is about 90% of the reason I use dot net. That said, though it's improving, Javascript support still has a long ways to go. I find myself writing increasing amounts of it as Knockout and Angular become standard place. I crave to have some of the features that I have with editing C# while editing javascript. If you provided that, i'd buy a license. Though m…
.Net is going cross platform. What are you going to use if you develop on OSX or Linux? It won't be VS
Re: Scrawl – A modern, cross-platform C#, VB.NET and JavaScript IDE
#25Founder of fluentCODE here. Really happy to see this posted, we just pushed really hard last night to get the site up. Lots of good comments -- I'll just add that we will be a lot more than just a C#/VB/JS editor. We've got plans to build CodeEngines for F#, TypeScript, CoffeeScript, CSS/SCSS/SASS/LESS, PHP, python and lots of framework specific bits for each of those.
We're a small team working hard on a product we believe in. Ask anything and I'll try and respond if I don't fall asleep!
Re: Scrawl – A modern, cross-platform C#, VB.NET and JavaScript IDE
#26There is typo under the header Timeline, "We still have a long ways to go — here's our plan." ... Ways. On another note, why would I use this instead of visual studio?
"Long ways to go" is a bit of a colloquialism and not necessarily a misspelling.
Re: Scrawl – A modern, cross-platform C#, VB.NET and JavaScript IDE
#27Smart timing. With .NET pushing for cross-platform, there's going to be space for a good IDE until (if they ever do) the porting of Visual Studio.
How heavy is it? I was looking for a lite IDE (if there is such a thing) for my netbook that installs all in one directory.
Re: Scrawl – A modern, cross-platform C#, VB.NET and JavaScript IDE
#28I'm not sure i'd use this. Visual studio is a great tool, and is about 90% of the reason I use dot net. That said, though it's improving, Javascript support still has a long ways to go. I find myself writing increasing amounts of it as Knockout and Angular become standard place. I crave to have some of the features that I have with editing C# while editing javascript. If you provided that, i'd buy a license. Though m…
.Net is going cross platform. What are you going to use if you develop on OSX or Linux? It won't be VS
Xamarin Studio.
Re: Scrawl – A modern, cross-platform C#, VB.NET and JavaScript IDE
#29Just throwing this out there. I'd pay double the price of this if you included amazing F# support.
An F# CodeEngine is currently in the backlog for the v1.0 release. It'll be the kind of thing that evolves quickly I think. Thanks!
Just as a general note of interest, I too would pay double the price for solid F# support!
Re: Scrawl – A modern, cross-platform C#, VB.NET and JavaScript IDE
#30I hear .net - and I run away.