I'm sorry, can't suggest much, I just use `Neovim` and `ripgrep` search.
No AI, no autocompletion, no fancy plugins.
At the moment I'm working for one of the biggest Python codebases: Odoo - a general purpose ERP from Belgium.
I was coming here to say: "grep as IDE". It's dynamic language tooling 101.
Find defs and refs. Master a little bit of regex and you will reduce false positives.
Grep serves as a rudimentary autocomplete. find the definition, open in a buffer, observe fields. This is analogous to an autocomplete popup displayed inline. The buffer can now power your contextual completions, similar to an inline popup.
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I'm sorry, can't suggest much, I just use `Neovim` and `ripgrep` search. No AI, no autocompletion, no fancy plugins. At the moment I'm working for one of the biggest Python codebases: Odoo - a general purpose ERP from Belgium.
I was coming here to say: "grep as IDE". It's dynamic language tooling 101.
Find defs and refs. Master a little bit of regex and you will reduce false positives.
Grep serves as a rudimentary autocomplete. find the definition, open in a buffer, observe fields. This is analogous to an autocomplete popup displayed inline. The buffer can now power your contextual completions, similar to an inline popup.