Snippet Generator is an application developed by Pawel Grzybek. It would be all about duplication, or would it be? Maybe there’s hope after allĪs I was doing research for this project and learning about extensions’ capabilities, I stumbled across Snippet Generator:
RENDER JADE SNIPPIT CODE
This kills any opportunity to share code if we were to write an extension for each of them. In that regard, each IDE comes with its own extension framework or even language: VS Code wants its extensions to be written in TypeScript, so does Vim ( via Coc), but IntelliJ is all about Java and Sublime Text whistles Python, and… as we now wanted to cover multiple IDEs, that was our problem!Įach IDE requires extensions to be written very differently (they all have their own reasons for that). So VS Code is the winner, yay! But 70% is only about two-thirds of developers, so there are clearly opportunities with other IDEs, too. Long story short, numbers fluctuate, but IDE usage among web developers in 2022 can “roughly” be summed up like so: One of the first questions I asked myself when starting this project was: which IDE should we target? I suspected VS Code to be the one, but doing some research is always great to get rid of biases, right? While there are no precise data on IDE market shares, surveys are regularly run by third parties asking about IDE usage (e.g. But that’s not all! While working on these 4 extensions I also had the opportunity to create Schnipsel, an open-source tool I created to solve a multiple extensions problem… A multiple extensions problem…
This Prismic extension project led to Prismic Snippets being released for VS Code, as well as Vim, Sublime Text, and IntelliJ, hopefully providing most of you with snippets to template content quickly. “Who knows?” I thought, “Might be helpful for a hypothetic Philips Hue (yes, the light bulbs) integration… Nevermind! Someone beat me to it.”
I also felt like it could come with the opportunity for me to learn more about the anatomy of IDE extensions. This was a topic I was interested in and aligned with our current goal of providing you with the best integration and experience. This spring, I tasked myself with exploring the possible integrations Prismic could offer with Integrated Development Environments (IDEs, a.k.a.
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