Which IDE you guys use?

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OZWALDxyz

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pycharm. pyscripter is pretty good as well

 

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thezvanra

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jetbrains is the best imo.

 

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diablo_malvado

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Wire said:

I use multiple IDE's depending on the programming language.
Some of my favorites are Microsoft VS code which is a light weight and powerful tool
then some Jetbrain IDE's - InteliJ, Pycharm for Python and Cpp also Eclipse is good.

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vs code for life, though i get bored using the same ide so sometimes just for a change i use atom or sublime. For some reasons sublime looks very simple and old and i kind of like that.

 

Mr.Real

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vs code is my favorite. and their extensions just wow.

 

SuperKingCheese

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Geany

 

0xxi3

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Toz said:

Anyone using (and preferring) VIM on Arch / Slackware, is assumed to be super smart.

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Still waiting for the obligatory Emacs post to start the holy war.

TasDePixels said:

Webstorm or atom

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Yay, I'm not the only stupid one paying for WebStorm. Actually surprised that so many people here prefer JetBrains products.

 

Nikolaos

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I use VS code, it's simple and has a lot of plugins to code in almost any language.

 

Toz

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Nikolaos said:

I use VS code, it's simple and has a lot of plugins to code in almost any language.

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VS Code for me for the reasons above. Plus, it's sexy AF!

 

SaintWeb

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VIM or VS Code with VIM keybindings.

 

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serije3

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Rn I use helix/vim for C, vsc for python (i dont know it well so autocomplete helps me) and visual studio for web projects using C#

 

Panther28

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My first and best ide has to be ubot studio! lol and before anyone flames me, yes it does count! lol since then moved on to badder things and prefer visual studio 2022 (full version none of this half assed vs code editions! ) at the moment, along with anything from jetbrains.

 

BaranKanat

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"Code::Blocks" for C and C#
"Pycharm" for Python
"Sublime text 3" for PHP

 

batmax

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vscode
or eclipse for java