Code Bubbles: Rethinking the User Interface Paradigm of Integrated Development Environments

Code Bubbles is a novel user interface for IDEs based on fragments, rather than files.

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[SuperLlama53]

I want this for C++...

[puolalainen44]

This video has sound!!!!! Oh shit!!!!!!

[Venkatram Akkineni]

Very Innovative, but I am afraid my frail mind will get lost in the bubbles.

[Pierre Delandre]

Emacs has a mode to do the same thing. M-X M-B M-U

[Jordan Bennett]

hmm

[scurvyband]

Sure, maybe any one aspect of Java/C++ is bested by some other language, but you really need to consider the languages as a whole. I mean, English is riddled with complex nonsense, and even YOU still use it ;)

[stav alfi]

this is amazing. hope for it to be come true

[Dmitri Shuralyov]

Very nice. I was about to work on something similar. Now I have to reconsider my situation. I'm just happy this idea is catching on. It's time to move on from standard plain text files for source code that are hard to navigate...

[Felipe Budinich]

show me something then, I already told you. If it's better i'll just use it instead and overcome the fact that there is no community around it.

Now i'm left wondering if you are a chatbot coded in haskell...

[Felipe Budinich]

I know mate, but I would really like to see an implementation that motivates me to do something with it. After all, the fact that everyone is using something, makes it easier to troubleshoot your issues. I would gladly drop any tech if I get to see an advantage so big that it makes me forget the lack of support.

[Magnetohydrodynamics]

Anything that is not Java helps against Java. Except C++. C++ is actually worse.

And the only reason Java and C++ are still used is Bereaucratic Interia. They have _no_ merits that isn't bested by another language except sheer usage.

Just because everybody is doing it doesn't make it smart.