After messing around with the tutorial project I think that this is a great tool that has a lot of potential.
As developers are very particular and tend to customize their IDEs with a lot of extensions, I don't think this will replace the tools we have.
But I do think that we should be able to customize a lot more
The code editor especially should be able to receive most of the common settings such as font, theme, ...
I would also like to see some support for common utilities such as prettier and eslint. This will not replace the primary IDE but when I need to use it I expect it to do a proper job.
A lot of what you're suggesting here (prettier, eslint) is on our list, and even in the works - and I hope would reach users soon. Until we improve the experience around the built-in code editor (and perhaps even after), we've found that it's most comfortable for us to work side-by-side with Codux and our IDE of choice.
As developers are very particular and tend to customize their IDEs with a lot of extensions, I don't think this will replace the tools we have.
But I do think that we should be able to customize a lot more
The code editor especially should be able to receive most of the common settings such as font, theme, ...
I would also like to see some support for common utilities such as prettier and eslint. This will not replace the primary IDE but when I need to use it I expect it to do a proper job.