Julia 1.0 IDE for Windows

I am using vscode 1.29 on win10 x64. It crashes.

It is definitely compatible. Could you report your error messages? As long as the jupyter kernal can see your julia installation and you have IJulia installed, it you should be able to select julia from the GUI.

I installed VSCode as user and it works perfectly with the julia extension.

0.11.0-alpha.8 also works well for me.

On Windows 10.

I’m so relieved this works with both Intellisense and Linting!

GUI-like debugging would be nice too, but I understand it takes a while to develop. If it was easy, I would develop it myself!

Even Fortran has a working language server now…

Really hope to see Julia gets better editor support.

I am not sure what the “even” is supposed to imply here — Fortran is at least 3-4 decades older than Julia, and has a very large userbase.

I am confident that Julia will get a stable backend at some point, but the best way to make that happen is contributing to it.

Julia also has a working language server. The alpha works fine for me. Did you try it?

Which commit is the alpha release? I’m not seeing it here: https://github.com/JuliaEditorSupport/LanguageServer.jl/releases.

The VSCode release is Releases · julia-vscode/julia-vscode · GitHub which probably uses a recent commit of LanguageServer.jl

Yes, the VS Code extension uses a recent master from LanguageServer.jl. We don’t tag releases of all the packages during the alpha/beta/rc phase.

When I try to use version 1.02 through Jupyter, the kernel won’t load.

There’s a plugin for IntelliJ-based IDEs:

I’ve been running Julia 1.0.2 under Windows 7 (using VirtualBox on a MacBookPro OS 10.14.1). Julia and Gtk work as well as they do on the Mac, but the Windows REPL has problems. You can read about them at
https://sites.google.com/site/belmontjuliagtk/windows7problems
and there are a number of examples for the course I’m writing at
https://sites.google.com/site/belmontjuliagtk/programs
I hope this helps; and any feedback you’d care to give me on the Windows problems or the programs would be appreciated.
belmont.edu@gmail.com [Robin Verdier]

If you please, can you tell more of your experience with Sublime Text 3?

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Thanks.

Well, that certainly seems like much to take care of in your case.

??? Did you miss the bit about the pre-configured editor?

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Hah hah, no! :slight_smile: I meant that it seemed like much of a hassle to get that file made.

Not really. Plus I made it to serve my own needs. At least at first. And now I see that it can be useful for others. Can’t get much better than that …

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