Sam Deane

I'm definitely interested in the Linux progress too. I've been hacking around with some Atom/swift integration, and recently got pointed in the direction of the new [Atom IDE](https://ide.atom.io/) stuff. It...

Thanks for the update - and just to be clear, it was an innocent question and no criticism was implied :) It's possible that I'll be in a position to...

Yeah, I figured it was catharsis as much as anything :) The status update makes a lot of sense too, and is helpful. I hear you on the frustration front...

> Whatever you decide/determine I hope you find what you are looking for. Thanks! There's an idea for a song in there somewhere... Where I'm at is basically: - more...

On one hand, wheel-reinvention is a bit dumb, and if Atom-IDE is now a thing, why would I want to waste time hacking together my own UI for setting breakpoints,...

Thanks @felix91gr. I did try SDE at some point on my journey, but at the time I couldn't get all the things to work. Possibly because I had some other...

The index looks cool. If I was being particularly dogmatic, I'd be tempted to say though that your entry requirements should be: _Linux support is stable ~or at least planned~_...

Just FYI: Out of sheer bloody-minded optimism (and the desire to hack), I've created [atom-ide-swift](https://github.com/elegantchaos/atom-ide-swift). Right now I'm focussing on the debugger integration, but if we get to the point...

> My hope is that in the future, when Swift is ABI stable, there could be a compile step on a CI that makes it for some matrix of supported...

Could you instead (or by default?) run xcodebuild for _every_ project that you find (by filtering the directory contents with the `xcodeproj` extension)?