Re: GNUstep dev environment

[Richard Frith-Macdonald]

On 8 Nov 2009, at 21:19, HalypH wrote:

> Hi all,
> I'm newbie in GNUstep (and in Objective-C). What is the best dev  
> environment
> for GNUstep? I'm using text editor (Vim) and console build, plus  
> 'insight'
> as gdb front-end. But it doesn't like fast development environment  
> for me.

I use vim in a terminal window for editing and I use gdb from the  
command line  too.

That's fast for me (I don't really like IDEs), though you can use an  
IDE such as ProjectCenter.app if that's your preference.
I guess you would say that I'm a 'power user' (ie someone familiar  
with the tools), so a command line environment will probably always  
provide more control and flexibility than a gui environment IDE can.

If you want to use GNUstep for GUI development, then I'd recommend  
using Gorm.app (to design/implement your gui).
If you want to design/build themes, then you should use Thematic.app
If you want to write server applications, then you don't need any  
special tools.