bkil vs. programming

Gtk+: Leksah - Haskell IDE in Haskell built on Gtk+ and gtk2hs ( HaskellWiki: Leksah ) Eclipse : EclipseFP - functional programming support for Eclipse (Installation experience and comments: 1 , 2 ) Emacs : Haskell Mode for Emacs from Svein Ove Aas (previous maintainer was Stefan Monnier: 1 , 2 ) (TODO: is (setq haskell-font-lock-symbols 'unicode) the default?) , MMM (Multiple Major Modes) Mode for Emacs , scion-lib Haskell IDE library , HaRe -- The Haskell Refactorer Vim : Haskell mode for Vim , Superior Haskell Interaction Mode (SHIM): GHCi integration for VIM , Vim as a Haskell IDE, first steps illustrated tutorial, scion-lib Haskell IDE library , HaRe -- The Haskell Refactorer And of course we all know what xkcd: Real Programmers use. I'm eagerly awaiting your feedback!

EDIT: updated on 2016-02-06 (fixed links, added QtCreator) The people I've discussed refactoring with usually got pretty enthusiastic about it when showing them what can be done in properly designed languages like Java, Erlang or Haskell. They asked whether these kind of things were doable for weaker programming languages like C and C++ by free open source tools. I don't have much experience in this topic, as I haven't done bigger projects in this language yet, and the small ones I did were usually properly designed for the purpose from the start. So I looked around for possible solutions , and doing a few web searches yielded the following links. I may try some of these in the future just for curiosity. Be warned that not all listed features are available or complete. If you have experience with any of these, or with any refactoring tool for that matter, please let us hear your voice in the comments. (Maybe it would be worthwhile to open a wiki about available ref...