Talk:Comparison of integrated development environments: Difference between revisions

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::: I agree with Jwmurphy, today most IDE have plugin to support wide range of language. The current organization is a mess. We can have some colones with the most current language (C, PHP, Python, ...) and a colones with "others supported language" with comma separated language name. [[User:Gagarine|Gagarine]] ([[User talk:Gagarine|talk]]) 13:19, 8 September 2018 (UTC)

::::Current list is definitely not good, I agree with the comments above. This list may serve those who are looking for IDEs for a particular language but many IDEs support multiple languages and a lot of people would be looking for a general list of IDEs [[Special:Contributions/82.194.57.136|82.194.57.136]] ([[User talk:82.194.57.136|talk]]) 07:48, 3 February 2020 (UTC)

::::: [[User:Jwmurphy|Jwmurphy]] was completely right and unfortunately now 14 years later it shows for anyone to see, the lemma is a pure mess, inconsistent, and also with huge gaps. E.g. "Ruby" has only 6 or so listed, while MOST of the IDEs listed at Python would do the job, too. So what now, copy 30 IDEs to Ruby and all other languages that these IDEs support? That makes no sense. The proposal of Jmurphy should be realized now to fix this mess. --[[User:Tomakos|Tomakos]] ([[User talk:Tomakos|talk]]) 02:57, 7 November 2022 (UTC)

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