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DevTools hacking: C++ syntax highlighting

Andreas Kling

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Intermediate. Assumes working knowledge.

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Systems programmingTools and practiceC++Vim, Emacs and editors

Andreas Kling implements C++ syntax highlighting for the SerenityOS DevTools IDE.

Serenity is open source on GitHub: github.com/SerenityOS/serenity Follow me on Twitter: twitter.com/awesomekling Support Serenity on Patreon: patreon.com/serenityos Sponsor me on GitHub: github.com/sponsors/awesomekling Donate via Paypal: paypal.me/awesomekling Serenity is a Unix-like operating system that I'm implementing from scratch. github.com/SerenityOS/serenity

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What people say. Recommended as part of a series on building an IDE from scratch for SerenityOS.

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On “Starting a new video series about building an IDE for my operating system (Part 1)”

Hello friends! I realized the other day that I’m gonna need an IDE if I’m ever actually gonna make the switch to using Serenity full time. So I’m gonna start building one. My guiding concept is “somewhere between Qt Creator and Visual Studio 97” I first talked about the motivations yesterday here: Commute talk: Reflections on Browser Hacking so far / Building an IDE A lot of people expressed interest in seeing this developed from the beginning, so I’m making videos about it right away instead of brewing something small first like I normally would :) Edit: Adding more parts here as I go: * Part 2: Embedding a terminal in the IDE * Part 3: Let's make it Build & Run! * [Part 4: Proje…
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