CodePerfect is a fast Go IDE written in C/C++/OpenGL like a video game. It starts instantly, runs at 144 FPS, has near-zero latency, and comes with native, full-featured code intelligence and integrated debugging with Delve.
See more features here.
It's no longer actively developed, but is now open source and free. It only supports MacOS; there are no plans to port it.
Grab the latest release for your architecture.
Clone the repo:
git clone https://github.com/invrainbow/codeperfectBy default it detects based on your machine architecture whether to build for M1
or Intel. If you're on M1 and you want to bypass this to build for Intel, create
an .x64 file at the root of the repo:
touch .x64(This lets you build for both architectures from a single M1 machine; I have the
repo cloned twice into separate codeperfect and codeperfect-x64 folders.)
Next, install dependencies:
sh/install_depsTo build the binary, run:
sh/buildThis builds the binary to the ./build folder. To package the full .app, run:
sh/package
This builds the .app (and zips it up) inside the ./scratch folder.
The website is a small, unremarkable React app built with Vite, TypeScript and Tailwind.
To run it, install Bun, then cd into ./web and run
bun install and bun run dev.
- Open
versions.goand bump the version - Run
sh/packagefor both x64 and ARM - Run
git tag <version>andgit push --all - Create new release in Github, upload .zip files in
./scratch