heyy do you know any good free C++ IDE/editor for linux? I'm so used to visual studio's Intellisense.

and is large i guess?

and is large i guess?

Kdevelop

Objects Should Be Immutable 🤫 In object-oriented programming, an object is immutable if its state can’t be modified after it is created. 🤞🏻 In Java/C#, a good example of an immutable object is String.✅ Once created, we can’t modify its state. We can request that it creates new strings, but its own state will never change. ❌ However, there are not so many immutable classes in JDK. Take, for example, class Date. It is possible to modify its state using setTime(). 🕒 This is an incomplete list of arguments in favor of immutability ⚡️: • Immutable objects are simpler to construct, test, and use • Truly immutable objects are always thread-safe • They help to avoid temporal coupling • Their usage is side-effect free (no defensive copies) • Identity mutability problem is avoided • They always have failure atomicity • They are much easier to cache • They prevent NULL references, which are bad Let’s discuss the most important arguments one by one. 🌀 https://t.me/pgimg/178 [ Article ] : kutt.it/immtb 〰〰〰〰〰〰 #BestPractices #DesignPatterns @ProgrammingTip

IntelliSense is really nice for C++

does vs-code Have IntelliSense??

somehow

Objects Should Be Immutable 🤫 In object-oriented programming, an object is immutable if its state can’t be modified after it is created. 🤞🏻 In Java/C#, a good example of an immutable object is String.✅ Once created, we can’t modify its state. We can request that it creates new strings, but its own state will never change. ❌ However, there are not so many immutable classes in JDK. Take, for example, class Date. It is possible to modify its state using setTime(). 🕒 This is an incomplete list of arguments in favor of immutability ⚡️: • Immutable objects are simpler to construct, test, and use • Truly immutable objects are always thread-safe • They help to avoid temporal coupling • Their usage is side-effect free (no defensive copies) • Identity mutability problem is avoided • They always have failure atomicity • They are much easier to cache • They prevent NULL references, which are bad Let’s discuss the most important arguments one by one. 🌀 https://t.me/pgimg/178 [ Article ] : kutt.it/immtb 〰〰〰〰〰〰 #BestPractices #DesignPatterns @ProgrammingTip

but i tried the C++ extension it's not IntelliSense at all

but i tried the C++ extension it's not IntelliSense at all

try kdevelop

it is very easy to use

and is compatible with gnome? :/

oh and i use CMake for building

kdevelop has that by default

qt has qmake by default

Also CMake actually

and the only reason was "because it was too annoying to set up the cmake"

switching from windows? no

and they were not using any qt in their code at all

aha this's reason

vim was the easiest

must develop lots of habbits to use it

i use emacs as well

and if it still needs a speed up i start bringing in ASM and Cuda into that

i don't do those low level things