For context I've used intellij with java for some stuff, and I really liked how effective it was at telling me in the live editor any types I had wrong.
My current setup is just vscode with the zig extension and that works, but if there is anything that can be more "strict" with types and the like I'll switch to it.
Any and all help is appreciated!
#What is the "best" IDE to use zig?
trim hazel
pearl heart
I like the setup for vs code and zig. I suppose lazyvim might have zig linting, but I haven't tried it yet.
gentle hinge
I've been using CLion which has a Zigbrains plugin and it's pretty well done in my opinion. As an IntelliJ user, I believe you may be using the same thing. I mainly use CLion in general as a C++ and C programmer. So I like how it can cover pretty much all my bases.
However, the answer to this really depends on your taste. I've also used gnu emacs with zig-mode and zls and it was okay for the little bit I used. You may like VSCode like how Lizzard said. You may like emacs, you may like vim, try them out. See which one clicks with you more.
trim hazel
Ohh I haven't heard of some of those, I'll have to check those out
mortal sedge
to be clear none of these will be stricter with types, ZLS is the only LSP for zig currently and it's what they all use