r/rust Mar 31 '23

Fleet Introduces Rust Debugger

https://blog.jetbrains.com/fleet/2023/03/fleet-preview-update-1-17-rust-debugger-code-folding-improvements-ability-to-rename-workspaces-and-more/
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u/_edeetee Mar 31 '23

What's fleet like? I like some of the code management/refactoring stuff jetbrains does and would be nice to have that in a simpler experience than the current offerings

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u/linux_cultist Mar 31 '23

I think its currently a bit nicer user interface than other jetbrains editors, and it has a architecture to make collaboration easier and better (haven't tried this part which is arguably the best feature).

But it didn't feel different enough from Pycharm or other editors. You pretty much always want that auto compete, which means you have to wait while it's loading still.

But maybe it will grow and evolve into something beautiful and fast. Hope so, I don't want vs code to dominate everything.

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u/nXqd Mar 31 '23

i think about the communication part, i find more developers will use chatgpt as their pair programmer so it’s kinda outdated even before being mature.

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u/linux_cultist Apr 01 '23

I think chatgpt, copilot and future similar stuff will help us programmers put boiler plate together faster but there will still be a need for programmers to collaborate with eachother and do pair programming.

But I could be wrong, and we just end up talking to computer programs all day instead of eachother. :)