development environment

[Luke100000]

Why is nobody using Koneki? I have never downloaded it, but it looks nice. Any thoughts?

[Doctory]

ive used koneki, and i didnt like it
i prefer sublime text 2 over anything

[paulclinger]

The syntax highlighting for Lua is also pretty basic to say the least. The IntelliJ plugin allowed you to have different colors for local / global variables and much more ... I'm missing that a lot so far.

@rmcode, if you haven't checked ZeroBrane Studio yet, give it a try. It supports various indicators for local/global/masked variables and is regularly updated with new features. Paul.

[iggyvolz]

I personally use Atom, a free text editor by GitHub. It has nice lua support through plugins (search "lua").

From there I just keep a terminal window open and run `love .` (yes - I know there's a love plugin for atom but I'd rather watch the output in a terminal).

#TooLazyToPutTheAccentOverTheOInLöve

[Doctory]

I personally use Atom, a free text editor by GitHub. It has nice lua support through plugins (search "lua").

From there I just keep a terminal window open and run `love .` (yes - I know there's a love plugin for atom but I'd rather watch the output in a terminal).

#TooLazyToPutTheAccentOverTheOInLöve

Atom seems nice
im gonna check it out

EDIT: Atom is love, Atom is life, sublime text can shrek itself