10x C++ Code Editor

The 10x C++ Editor is... well, predictably enough a new code editor for C++. It's focused heavily on performance and it shows. Open huge code bases and navigate instantly, without the need to install or configure anything beyond the 10X editor. Currently it's only on Windows, but Mac and Linux are planned for the future. It is currently available for free in beta, with pricing TBD.

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[ptrdblmeter]

Congrats on 200k subs, Mike! You absolutely deserve it!

[CianMcsweeney]

I've been using this for a year or two now while it's in alpha and I love it, no BS, just gives me all the tools I need in a fast and efficient editor

[jancijak]

Open UE5 project with it and show performance on project like Lyra. That would be in case of C++ a moderate load that I can relate to.

[dromedda]

Ill just stick to Helix and nvim, although it is really cool that people are making these specialized editors

[ITAngel]

Interesting editor and congrats on 200K Subs. Keep up the good work.

[SoftBreadSoft]

I'd compare it to EmEditor and UltraEdit rather than VSCode. Large file editors are more for organization and refactoring, like you said. With its' business model and current trajectory it looks like it's heading to the devops market, not the every-day-programmer's-IDE market.

[TravisFont]

It's good for reading source code or presentations (talks).

ALSO with wine on Linux, this should run nicely.

[KimTiger]

Monthly subscription, that's a BIG NO!!
I want to purchase to own the software, not rent it.

[mosthed]

Should check out the newer editor named Lapce. Its extremely fast, written in Rust, only something like 35mb in size, has a good amount of language plugins already. Plugins are accepted in the form of webassembly, so can be written in many languages.

[ivayloi]

It's already working better then Visual Studio as a code editor...

[ingframin]

I am not going to pay 5€/month for an editor that is worse than VS Code. Moreover, in the license agreement they say that the software is provided "as is" without explicit warranty... If I pay for it, I want warranty, especially for a monthly subscription.
At this point, I don't see why should I use this instead of say vim or CodeBlocks.

[KyleHarrisonRedacted]

I mean, I think the name is clever. I get the canotation though, but the implication is that "with this editor youll be 10x more productive than the _other_ guy" which makes sense to me

[Theraot]

If it is using DirectX for rendering, those Mac and Linux ports might not be around the corner.

[WildWestDesigns]

Hard for me to get rid of Nvim. That and Linux support not there (rather or not its todo, its not there now). Rather or not it costs, that doesn't bother me like it does some. The subscription aspect of that cost is a deal breaker for me. I don't have a problem of cost, but subscription that I do.

[dapoint]

I am getting error: "Error Setting up VS Environment. Please check your Build.VisualStudioEnvBat setting" How to fix this?

[snesmocha]

there's finally a good c++ editor?? i gotta try this

edit, ugh 💀no gcc support

[developerdeveloper]

Looks good but I want a 1 time purchase license!

[developerdeveloper]

If you don't believe on the 10x programmer let me tell you about the 100x programmer.

[proatgaimz]

windows 10 only? i hope that changes soon.

[Hoowwwww]

it's going to be paid? they'll need more features to win me
- linux
- other language support (maybe lsp support)
- better code completion popup, it just show the name, what about the type?