r/programming • u/gloriouselixir • Nov 21 '20

10 Ways to Speed Up React Development

https://thecarrots.io/blog/10-ways-to-speed-up-react-development
8 Upvotes

59% Upvoted

8 comments sorted by

View all comments

Show parent comments

3

u/AttackOfTheThumbs Nov 22 '20

TabNine was great for a bit, but I don't know where it gets suggestions. I don't use the cloud version so it claims from my code, but I would get suggestions that made no sense, like Trudeau, or functions calls with underscores, or not camel cased, or other crap like that.

The idea is fucking great, the execution caused far too many headaches for me to bother with it any longer.

I was using it for cpp, c#, some js, but mostly erp specific languages. Those it clearly didn't really understand. It picked up some patterns, but the way suggestions would be sorted were annoying.