Why lack of good IDE doesn't peek your attention

[Basile B. via Digitalmars-d-ide]

On Tuesday, 7 February 2017 at 15:48:43 UTC, SC wrote:
> Hello
>
> I'm a long time lurker, i always wanted to learn a system 
> language ( i'm currently using Java/Kotlin/C# )
>
> But the problem i got with D is the lack of IDE, when you 
> program in Java or C# everyday, you understand why good IDE 
> support is essential to be productive, and to learn new things 
> thanks to IDE features such as inspections
>
> Even Rust have great IDE support with IntelliJ, same for 
> Haskell, same for Go
>
> I see people creating their own ide, or rely on code editors 
> like vs code / atom / sublime
>
> I find this really counter productive, not because they are bad 
> or uncomplete, because people don't want to use other tools, 
> for some people they use one IDE for all their projects 
> (IntelliJ suite cover all rube/pyton/html/js/c#/java/go/c/c++)
>
> Guys, it's time to focus on IDE support, it's even in the road 
> map of rust https://blog.rust-lang.org/2017/02/06/roadmap.html
>
> Good IDE support that everyone use (IntelliJ or VS, IntelliJ 
> would be best candidate since it's crossplatform, that's why 
> Rust and Go choosed it) will be a huge boost for the language 
> adoption IMO
>
> I'm currently learning Rust, and having a great intellij plugin 
> helped me a lot to learn it, and i feel comfortable with it, 
> but i'm dropping it because i don't like the language syntax
>
> So guys i hope you'll think about this and put all effort in 
> one IDE to make sure newbies can get their hand on D easily
>
> It's hard for me to explain since my english is really bad
>
> Thanks

You're snob.

I use daily a D IDE, it works fine. When I have something to test 
I make runnable, otherwise there's projects etc...

When I say "daily", it's not a joke. Yesterday I had to reboot 
for some reason but otherwise the IDE can run in background 
during days...