Thank you! i really appreciate your support and everyone else’s support as well 
i hope JulIDE will serve as a good option for those who want a dedicated Julia IDE!
Would it be possible to make it really easy to try this out on Win 11?
If @sinisterMage isn’t able to turn this around quickly, consider using Ubuntu Multipass which easily creates a virtual Ubuntu instances, at least on macOS. That has the advantage of leaving your Windows’ Julia environment unaffected and may provide an entry intro other Julia packages that are not Windows friendly. The only painpoint is graphics display. You have to save to file and open natively, because the virtual instance acts as a headless server.
there are already binaries for windows in the latest GitHub release 
Release julIDE v0.1.0-beta4 · sinisterMage/JulIde · GitHub
if you encounter any bugs on windows, do not hesitate to open a GitHub issue!
Cool. But, alas, I could not get the desired environment to be recognized.
I opened the folder, and I started a terminal. In the repl I could see that Julia started in the right environment. The IDE did not reflect that – it still showed the global env. I could not change in any way.
I am really glad to try the new IDE on windows. But I cannot get access to LSP. However, I have installed LanguageServer.jl and vscode, sublime text and zed can find LSP.
i apologize for the lack of updates for JulIDE, there is now a new release fixing some major and minor bugs Release julIDE v0.2.0 · sinisterMage/JulIde · GitHub
note that most windows (win64) bugs have not been fixed due to me not having a windows machine to test on, if anyone is interested in helping me test on windows, please let me know! and again, i am very sorry for not updating in a while
update: JulIDE 0.3.0 is out now with a UI rework and fatou GitHub - jolars/fatou: Julia language server, formatter, and linter built in Rust · GitHub as the language server bundled with JulIDE.
if you find any issue with this release please do let me know
You had me worried there for a few weeks. Glad you are back on it
sorry for that, life was kinda crazy for me for a while 
but ill try my best to push out new updates
wait… i just realized you are the creator of the jet brains plugin Flexible Julia 
thats awesome! havent tried it myself because i do not use a jetbrains IDE usually, but from what i heard its very good! sorry for going off topic, just wanted to say your work is very good, i wish that JulIDE will be able to be good one day as well
Thank you @sinisterMage.
And yeah, I just love seeing some development in the Julia tooling space. It is basically what kills or grows a language to me and developers should have options (!). So I loved that you gave it another spin. I’ve been following up ever since your first post and was truly wondering where you’ve been in the past months. I wanted to post here before, but decided against, because there could be plenty of reasons and I didn’t want to call you out openly.
But anyway you are doing a really good job, so keep it up.
thank you! @madppiper
i totally agree, and i sincerely hope that JulIDE will inspire other good tooling to come up, or even more IDEs, i dont mind competition 
life can be rough sometimes, especially where i am, but that wont stop me completely!
and to the Julia community: i hope JulIDE can serve as a decent option for your development environment! however, i still need to get windows testing done somehow for v1.0 to come, i think paralles on macOS might work, but i am not sure
update: JulIDE is now available via homebrew tap on macOS
simply run the following commands to install
brew tap Julideorg/tap
brew install --cask julide
make sure to run the tap command before installing
thank you!
(note: JulIDE binaries are still unsigned due to a lack of budget, the homebrew tap will clear quarantine automaticly, if you wish to have more control over that, please download the dmg normally
minor update: JulIDE 0.3.1 is out! this release updates JulIDE dependenices to newer versions and fixes a bug on some Linux setups where the app wouldnt launch due to mesa/egl/graphics errors (note: the real bug is upstream in webkit, but this minor update works around it)
Update: JulIDE 0.4.0 is out! this release includes the new plugin browser (ill announce the registry in a seperate thread) and fixes a few security issues with the plugin system!
great work!, but it seams like it doesnt support markdown preview ?
not yet! but thanks for pointing this out! ill work on it so it will be out with the next release
minor update: JulIDE 0.4.1 is now out! this release introduces a markdown renderer and fixes the dropdowns being white regardless of theme
Hey man, love your work and great to see your work being appreciated by the community and yea guess I gotta update the README’s of my Julia projects, I guess lack some element or something, idk haven’t figured it out, and your projects give a good amount of inspiration, Upwards and onwards @sinisterMage