[IMPORTANT] Giving a little push to the plugin about anaconda HOT 2 CLOSED

I'm pretty sure I speak for the community when I say thank you very much for all the hard work you've done over the years! Anaconda has been a mainstay for me for a long time, all the way back to 2013/14 when I was thinking there just had to be something better than SublimeCodeIntel.

I do use other tools now for some tasks, notably LSP and pylsp, which is great, but it doesn't work with SublimeREPL, which is a major part of my workflow, so having a functional Anaconda for autocomplete and popup documentation is really important.

Unfortunately I don't know much about asyncio either, but I could certainly try to learn. Even if there isn't a major rewrite or feature set change, just keeping things going, trying to address issues, and merging good PRs is probably within my abilities. Let me think about it...

from anaconda.

I'm pretty sure I speak for the community when I say thank you very much for all the hard work you've done over the years! Anaconda has been a mainstay for me for a long time, all the way back to 2013/14 when I was thinking there just had to be something better than SublimeCodeIntel.

I do use other tools now for some tasks, notably LSP and pylsp, which is great, but it doesn't work with SublimeREPL, which is a major part of my workflow, so having a functional Anaconda for autocomplete and popup documentation is really important.

Unfortunately I don't know much about asyncio either, but I could certainly try to learn. Even if there isn't a major rewrite or feature set change, just keeping things going, trying to address issues, and merging good PRs is probably within my abilities. Let me think about it...

Yeah, I don't know if SublimeCodeIntel improved at all with the years, it never worked at all for me, this is one of the reasons I abandoned ST, it is fast, it looks sick (ST renderer is just beautiful I want to make it love, seriously) but I had to make plugins for everything I wanted to do.

I wanted to write Python code, made anaconda
I wanted to write Go code, had to make anaconda-go
I wanted to write Rust code, had to make anaconda-rust

And maintain it! I switched to VSCode years ago, it is slower than ST but is acceptable and it has a pretty good ecosystem, specially for Go (go maintainers own the Go extension for it) and rust support is pretty good to, if I had to work with Python I would probably use ST, I think anaconda works better than Python extension on it but I don't write much Python anymore, the point is that there are tools working out of the box and I don't have to make them myself, also integrated debugger, quality of life at expense of performance.

I will try to get my head around asyncio, I don't have much exposure to it but it can't be too difficult, problem is that I don't remember shit about how I implemented the current AIO support in Anaconda.

Peace

from anaconda.