Coedit handles DUB projects but it also have its own project format. Its weakness in the past was the compatibility with the offical 3rd party libraries (mostly only available as DUB package)

In version2, Coedit can directly download, compile and use a DUB registry item.
"directly" is not a stolen word, it even works with the runnable modules.

Take a look at this demo: in less than a minute, Coedit can download and use a DUB package:

https://vimeo.com/152995357

Thanks to DCD auto registration, the completion, the hints etc. works also just after the auto-registration.

Just don't miss the best way to get started with D ;)

On Monday, 25 January 2016 at 17:02:08 UTC, Basile B. wrote:
> Coedit handles DUB projects but it also have its own project format. Its weakness in the past was the compatibility with the offical 3rd party libraries (mostly only available as DUB package)
>
> In version2, Coedit can directly download, compile and use a DUB registry item.
> "directly" is not a stolen word, it even works with the runnable modules.
>
> Take a look at this demo: in less than a minute, Coedit can download and use a DUB package:
>
> https://vimeo.com/152995357
>
> Thanks to DCD auto registration, the completion, the hints etc. works also just after the auto-registration.
>
> Just don't miss the best way to get started with D ;)

Go eat your soup vadim.

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