I was wondering if anyone has been working on Windows with Julia 1.0 and has had any positive experiences using an IDE. The Visual Studio Code extension doesn’t support Julia 1.0 and definitely doesn’t work for Windows. The Atom-based Juno-IDE isn’t doing any linting, which is kind of basic functi…

@Juan ; Jupyter notebook is certainly compatible with Julia 1.0. Not sure about JupyterLab.

I use the super fast sublime text 3 on windows. However, it’s probably not a full IDE

The julia 1.0 compatible version 0.11.0-alpha of the VSCode-Pugin for julia has just been released. It has to be installed using the .vsix-file from that link until it will be released as stable version. I have been using the master branch of the plugin for the last few weeks and 1.0 support is pre…

I updated vscode with this new extension and it gives out a crash message. I even tried uninstalling the old one and installing the new one but it doesnot help.

Hi @Seanny123 I am a fan of Atom and use it on Windows 10. There is a linter package for Julia: linter-julia Please put a message on this thread if you have trouble installing it. Oh, I use the Atom Beta version. I have never found any instability with that.

[image] Seanny123: The Atom-based Juno-IDE isn’t doing any linting, which is kind of basic functionality I would expect from an IDE. Maybe I’m just using this tool incorrectly? No, Juno just doesn’t have an integrated Linter yet (although we do have Traceur.jl integration since the last relea…

It seems to work for me, thanks. I’m using VS Code 1.28.2 on Windows 10 X64. PD: I’ve just tried on a different computer with Windows 7 with VS Code 1.29.0 and it also works. And I haven’t needed to create exclusion rules on the firewall nor antivirus nor anything strange. I’ve just installed Ju…

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.

Julia 1.0 IDE for Windows

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pfitzseb November 13, 2018, 9:18am 9

No, Juno just doesn’t have an integrated Linter yet (although we do have Traceur.jl integration since the last release). Also see Is there currently any linter for Juno on 1.0+? - #2 by pfitzseb.

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