TabNine is code autocompletion tool. But it uses model trained on code from GitHub instead of traditional techniques. Check out the showcase videos here, they look amazing. The autocomplete is at...
TabNine is code autocompletion tool. But it uses model trained on code from GitHub instead of traditional techniques.
Check out the showcase videos here, they look amazing. The autocomplete is at state where I write code, type // and it actually starts writing comments itself, describing the code I just wrote. It takes a while to get used to autocomplete that hints whole lines instead of just completing words, but it’s incredible what they managed to build.
And thanks @NeoTheFox who prompted me to make a standalone topic about it.
The Dart developers have a similar feature in preview for Dart-enabled editors, called "ML Complete": https://medium.com/dartlang/announcing-dart-2-5-super-charged-development-328822024970
The Dart developers have a similar feature in preview for Dart-enabled editors, called "ML Complete":
TabNine is code autocompletion tool. But it uses model trained on code from GitHub instead of traditional techniques.
Check out the showcase videos here, they look amazing. The autocomplete is at state where I write code, type
//and it actually starts writing comments itself, describing the code I just wrote. It takes a while to get used to autocomplete that hints whole lines instead of just completing words, but it’s incredible what they managed to build.And thanks @NeoTheFox who prompted me to make a standalone topic about it.
I want that on Emacs.
I feel I say that a lot.
You're in luck:
The Dart developers have a similar feature in preview for Dart-enabled editors, called "ML Complete":
https://medium.com/dartlang/announcing-dart-2-5-super-charged-development-328822024970