Chime 2.0 supports native extensions and more languages
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Re: Chime 2.0 supports native extensions and more languages
#2This is definitely an amazing achievement of Chime! Thanks a lot for the hard work there @mattiemass!
Re: Chime 2.0 supports native extensions and more languages
#3This is definitely an amazing achievement of Chime! Thanks a lot for the hard work there @mattiemass!
thank you so much!
Re: Chime 2.0 supports native extensions and more languages
#4My quest for a good, native code editor on the Mac is always in progress. I've admired Chime minimalism when I downloaded the 1.0 trial, but back then it didn't yet support the languages I work with.
Now, with many new languages added and ExtensionKit support on Ventura, I'll give it a shot. Any cool extensions coming soon?
Re: Chime 2.0 supports native extensions and more languages
#5My quest for a good, native code editor on the Mac is always in progress. I've admired Chime minimalism when I downloaded the 1.0 trial, but back then it didn't yet support the languages I work with. Now, with many new languages added and ExtensionKit support on Ventura, I'll give it a shot. Any cool extensions coming soon?
Thank you so much! The limited language selection was definitely a problem. Go, Ruby, Swift, and Rust extensions are all available today. Go and Ruby aren't open-sourced yet, but will be soon.
Re: Chime 2.0 supports native extensions and more languages
#6My quest for a good, native code editor on the Mac is always in progress. I've admired Chime minimalism when I downloaded the 1.0 trial, but back then it didn't yet support the languages I work with. Now, with many new languages added and ExtensionKit support on Ventura, I'll give it a shot. Any cool extensions coming soon?
Thank you so much! The limited language selection was definitely a problem. Go, Ruby, Swift, and Rust extensions are all available today. Go and Ruby aren't open-sourced yet, but will be soon.
Sounds great, thanks