The hottest IDE Substack posts right now

Racket is an advanced modern Lisp with a wide range of features and tools for developers in 2023.
Racket is especially great for beginners, young programmers, and academics due to its simplicity, built-in IDE, and gradual learning curve.
Racket's unique language building capabilities allow for creating domain-specific languages, documentation languages, and more, making it a versatile and powerful tool for programmers.

Swift development on Windows is productive and ready for industry use, with a mature environment for writing code and continuous improvements to the developer experience.
Visual Studio Code is the preferred development environment, offering essential features like building, debugging, auto-complete, error reporting, and more for Swift programming on Windows.
Swift developers on Windows have access to a range of tools like SPM, CMake, LLDB, and Windows-specific debugging tools like WinDbg and Windows Performance Analyzer for efficient building, testing, and debugging of Swift code.

Auto-GPT is an open-source IDE powered by AI Agents for creating simple apps using natural language.
Various companies like Meta and Bloomberg are innovating in AI with new models and tools.
There are resources available for learning AI skills and tools, such as creating prompts and adding AI to different types of products.

Hello World program is a tradition for first testing in new programming languages
A code editor is essential for writing Python programs
Printing 'Hello World' is a simple yet key step in learning Python programming

Web developers are using modern tools like Astro, Tailwind, and Vercel for efficient website development.
WebContainers in browsers offer a seamless full-stack development experience, optimizing performance.
Future data analytics workflows can learn from web development for a faster, more integrated IDE experience.

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SimulIDE is a real-time electronic circuit simulator for hobbyists and students.
The simulator requires the installation of Arduino IDE and libraries for custom functions.
SimulIDE's UI can be clunky, but it offers real-time monitor features for checking register contents.