What IDE do you use?

CatsUnited

Chiroyce wrote:
DipLeChip wrote:
Chiroyce wrote:
DipLeChip wrote:
why so many VSCode users, microsoft bad >: (
Nah, the UI is dope, the only reason I use PyCharm and not VSCode is because I'm too lazy to install it
(I will once I get my new MacBook in like 2 weeks)
PyCharm is far superior than VScode when it comes to programming in Python
I know you're just saying that because you're Anti-Microsoft

“By the way, if anyone out there suggests using Linux… no.”
eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee-Tom Scott, 2015 (4:51)

Last edited by CatsUnited (March 25, 2021 13:28:08)

Chiroyce

CatsUnited wrote:
“By the way, if anyone out there suggests using Linux… no.”
eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee-Tom Scott, 2015 (4:51)

Nice to see a Tom Scott fan

BarelySmooth

Chiroyce wrote:
I know you're just saying that because you're Anti-Microsoft

It's probably because PyCharm is specialised in Python while VSCode isn't. Jetbrains has a separate IDE for pretty much every language. But VS Code is lightweight (they literally say it on their homepage). so its down to just preference.

Last edited by BarelySmooth (April 17, 2021 15:01:10)

Rendangbike2

HTML
VSCode

j3r0_plays

Vscode is gud.

-EmeraldThunder-

Language(with version): Pretty much everything as of today.
IDE: VSCode.

I also use pycharm to write in python 3.9.2

Last edited by -EmeraldThunder- (March 27, 2021 13:44:12)

9gr

I use github web for ide btw

gilbert_given_189

None. I just use Notepad or nano. Or sometimes Notepad++.

JackK211424

gilbert_given_189 wrote:
None. I just use Notepad

this is my nightmare.

minecraftprox101

Language(with version): C++20
IDE: I use Notepad right now, I might switch to VSCode.

CatsUnited

minecraftprox101 wrote:
Language(with version): C++20
IDE: I use Notepad right now, I might switch to VSCode.

I suggest it - A proper IDE that colors and organises the code, can recognise what commands or variables you may use and can be well integrated into other services to speed up your workflow will be far ahead of Notepad.

Chiroyce

CatsUnited wrote:
minecraftprox101 wrote:
Language(with version): C++20
IDE: I use Notepad right now, I might switch to VSCode.
I suggest it - A proper IDE that colors and organises the code, can recognise what commands or variables you may use and can be well integrated into other services to speed up your workflow will be far ahead of Notepad.

The best feature about an IDE is the suggesting variables one — nothing can beat that

9gr

why vscode though

9gr

CatsUnited wrote:
minecraftprox101 wrote:
Language(with version): C++20
IDE: I use Notepad right now, I might switch to VSCode.
I suggest it - A proper IDE that colors and organises the code, can recognise what commands or variables you may use and can be well integrated into other services to speed up your workflow will be far ahead of Notepad.

I suggest that you should try repl.it and then use VSCode, as repl.it can host your own servers without annoying your memory if you have a pinger (i have one on github using upptime)

superscooper128

Language(with version): C++ 20
IDE: vscodium and geany

-Zyte-

Language: HTML5, CSS, JS
IDE: VSC ftwwwww

minecraftprox101

Language(with version): C++20
IDE: Visual Studio Code

ninjaMAR

bump

gosoccerboy5

I use different IDEs for different languages

Language: Javascript
IDE: browser :PPP

Language: Dart
IDE: Dartpad, Replit

Language: Any other language
IDE: Whatever online IDE I can find, usually replit

scratchieguy12345678

I only use an IDE for Python (IDLE). For everything else I use Brackets code editor. (Which by the way is nearing it's end of support.)

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