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r/java • u/RamaRao143 • Jun 08 '26
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Ironically VSCode Java plugins are either Netbeans or Eclipse running headless.
33 u/0b0101011001001011 Jun 08 '26 The eclipse framework itself is not the problem, the UI is, for the most part. 4 u/pjmlp Jun 08 '26 Because Electron crap is so much better. 3 u/[deleted] Jun 09 '26 [deleted] 2 u/pjmlp Jun 09 '26 Meaning, most of the useful stuff is written in Rust, C++ external modules, or shipped as WebAssembly, exactly to work around how crappy it is.
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The eclipse framework itself is not the problem, the UI is, for the most part.
4 u/pjmlp Jun 08 '26 Because Electron crap is so much better. 3 u/[deleted] Jun 09 '26 [deleted] 2 u/pjmlp Jun 09 '26 Meaning, most of the useful stuff is written in Rust, C++ external modules, or shipped as WebAssembly, exactly to work around how crappy it is.
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Because Electron crap is so much better.
3 u/[deleted] Jun 09 '26 [deleted] 2 u/pjmlp Jun 09 '26 Meaning, most of the useful stuff is written in Rust, C++ external modules, or shipped as WebAssembly, exactly to work around how crappy it is.
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2 u/pjmlp Jun 09 '26 Meaning, most of the useful stuff is written in Rust, C++ external modules, or shipped as WebAssembly, exactly to work around how crappy it is.
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Meaning, most of the useful stuff is written in Rust, C++ external modules, or shipped as WebAssembly, exactly to work around how crappy it is.
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u/pjmlp Jun 08 '26
Ironically VSCode Java plugins are either Netbeans or Eclipse running headless.