Re: Prior Releases
- Posted by Shian_Lee May 11, 2015
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But - when I write my own Euphoria code, it is structured something like this as its easier to follow for me:
a) Define global and public variables
b) Initialize variables
c) Define GUI
d) Open files
e) Main loop
f) Close files
g) Subroutines, procedures and functions
When I first joined this forum I said that Euphoria needs a rapid and serious IDE.
See, you don't need to adopt the language for each user preferences, because if you do so, the language will look like a supermarket. Instead, you must supply a good IDE where each user can change its view to support his own way of doing things.
A language must remain simple - specially Euphoria. An IDE is what was missing here. You could then debug and find your code very very quickly and easily.
People really underestimated my first post about the necessity of IDE, but even if you'll take the most rapid programming language - without a rapid IDE you're going nowhere.
