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 @grimmy C support could be added pretty easily. And would be a good addition for the Library which is sort of a Rosetta Stone for GNOME. Importing libraries and stuff is probably out of scope but hopefully we'll bring the live preview to GNOME Builder. Then it's just a matter of copy pasting C examples there. Thanks for the feedback 2 comments
GNOME Builder is seriously impressive but yeah it's hard to keep up with VSCode and Sublime teams. It's just a matter of time though. Regardless, I believe we will be able to bring the live preview to any code editor / IDE (as long as the preview happens in a separate window). There is a GSoC project towards that https://gsoc.gnome.org/2024/#improve-workbench-previewer |
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@sonny I need to give GNOME Builder another try soon. Last time I was struggling with difference from sublime text and found myself having to write a number of plugins which is of course keeping me from working on the stuff I should be working on.
The one I remember struggling with the most was trying to add mercurial support and not being able to follow through the git plugin at all. That said this was like 2 years ago or so.