I feel the same as Jon. If you have a really complex application Eclipse can be invaluable for the automatic API hinting, code versioning (the merge/diff editor in Subclipse is brillant!), debug, and general code inspection. But if what youre doing is fairly lightweight like theming a cms or building something out of Symfony plugins or something on this level Textmate is jsut too efficient. Eclipse doesn't stand a chance. Ive taken to using Textmate for things where Im jsut theming or making a simple application. When it comes to writing plugins or working on something huge I generally break out Eclipse. When i switch to 1.1 I'll also probably use Eclipse exclusively at first to help me learn all the new stuff as I go and remind me of the API changes.
On Fri May 2 07:42 , 'Jonathan Wage' <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> sent:
I like it b/c it is so powerful yes so lightweight. It has the best shortcuts for being efficient in your editor, it has some great bundles which integrate with svn and lots of other stuff.
I recently gave Eclipse PDT another try because I really liked the ability to walk through the code execution with xdebug, but the amount I need that feature is not everyday, so it does not justify using Eclipse full time. Plus, I had issues with Eclipse crashing, so I went back to textmate as my primary editor.
- Jon
On Fri, May 2, 2008 at 9:26 AM, Jonathan Franks <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
exciting! but what is it that makes textmate so popular?
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> but despite being totally in love with Eclipse I still like Textmate
> better
Ant Cunningham wrote:
> Yeah but despite being totally in love with Eclipse I still like Textmate
> better. The SVN tmbundle doesn't hold a candle to Subclipse though... that
> much is true.
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>>> Well there is a textamte bundle for SVN too. I had forgotten about that.
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>>> On 5/2/08 8:32 AM, "Jonathan Franks" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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>>>> I use eclipse on the PC but I've heard such good things about TextMate
>>>> that I'm playing with that at the moment.....
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>>>> Thomas Rabaix wrote:
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>>>>> Eclipse has a nice svn plugin .... Eclipse is also a very good IDE to
>>>>> handle symfony project
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>>>>> Thomas
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>>>>> On Fri, May 2, 2008 at 1:14 PM, Nicolas Perriault <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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>>>>>> On Fri, May 2, 2008 at 12:42 PM, Jonathan Franks <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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>>>>>>> i'm moving over to OS X and I was wondering what svn gui people
>>>>>>> recommend?? I've been using tortoiseSVN on my pc.
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>>>>>> If you got a bit of time, you can learn using svn through the command
>>>>>> line interface, it's not that hard and you always know what you are
>>>>>> doing :)
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>>>>>> --
>>>>>> Nicolas Perriault
>>>>>> http://prendreuncafe.com/blog
>>>>>> GSM: 06.60.92.08.67
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