What IDE do you use?

ninjaMAR

Language:
IDE:

Last edited by ninjaMAR (Dec. 11, 2021 08:28:15)

ninjaMAR

Language: Python, NodeJS, C++, C
IDE: VSCode

Last edited by ninjaMAR (Dec. 11, 2021 08:28:53)

Chiroyce

Language (with version):
Python v3.7.3 (70%)
HTML5 (20%)
JavaScript (10%)

IDE: PyCharm Community Edition v2019.1.4

Last edited by Chiroyce (March 12, 2021 15:00:17)

ElsieBreeze

Language: all of them
IDE: GNU nano

CatsUnited

Visual Studio Code LET'S GO
I use it to write in every language

Chiroyce

CatsUnited wrote:
I use it to write in every language

Do you write Swift? C? PHP? Java? Fortran? Cobol?

MrPenguin303

Vscode

ninjaMAR

MrPenguin303 wrote:
Vscode

What language?

9gr

Language(with version): HTML5, CSS, JS
IDE: repl.it or even notepad

CatsUnited wrote:
Visual Studio Code LET'S GO
I use it to write in every language

Todo: get more ram for vscode

A-E-

Language: All
IDE: nano

herohamp

Language: All
IDE: Well personally I use a combination of various GNU plus Linux commands to edit my files. I mix and mash the echo, tail, head, cat, and awk functions when editing files. Instead of editing a file in-place I instead tail/cat the lines I wish to keep to a file, then I echo my changes into that file, then tail the rest of the file. This is super efficient due to not being as bloated as the editors like nano and ed. This my friends is the unix way, as my lord and savior Ken Thompson once desired.

Last edited by herohamp (March 13, 2021 02:45:44)

DatOneLefty

herohamp wrote:
Language: All
IDE: Well personally I use a combination of various GNU plus Linux commands to edit my files. I mix and mash the echo, tail, head, cat, and awk functions when editing files. Instead of editing a file in-place I instead tail/cat the lines I wish to keep to a file, then I echo my changes into that file, then tail the rest of the file. This is super efficient due to not being as bloated as the editors like nano and ed. This my friends is the unix way, as my lord and savior Ken Thompson once desired.

Is this too bloated?

JackK211424

Language: HTML5, CSS, JS, mcfunction (is that technically a programming language?), python.
IDE: VSCODE BOIS

BarelySmooth

Language 1: Python 3.9
Preferred IDE: PyCharm

Language 2: HTML 5 /CSS 3
Preferred IDE: VS Code

Language 3: C++ (C++ 17 I guess) (I've given up on learning it)
Preferred IDE: Visual Studio 2019

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Edit: A *lot* has changed since then. I no longer use Python, and I'm more of a Javascript person now

Last edited by BarelySmooth (Feb. 7, 2022 08:17:49)

Mrcomputer1

Language: Java 12.0.2, Java (OpenJDK) 1.8.0_222
IDE/Editor: IntelliJ IDEA Community 2020.3.2

Language: C#, C++ (Version: whatever is included in Visual Studio

)
IDE/Editor: Visual Studio Community 2019 16.9.0

Language: Python 3.7.4
IDE/Editor: Python IDLE

Language: Basically everything else
IDE/Editor: Notepad++ 7.9.1, Visual Studio Code 1.54.2

CatsUnited

Chiroyce wrote:
CatsUnited wrote:
I use it to write in every language
Do you write Swift? C? PHP? Java? Fortran? Cobol?

Javascript
Also no, I don't know Cobol or Fortran. because I'm not stuck in the 1960s

Chiroyce

CatsUnited wrote:
Javascript
Also no, I don't know Cobol or Fortran. because I'm not stuck in the 1960s

LoL I was just kidding

DipLeChip

Language: Mainly Python, Some Java
IDE: PyCharm Community Edition and IntelliJ Community Edition

Resince

Language: Primarly Javascript (Node)
IDE: Visual Studio Code when working on larger projects or Replit when running smaller tests / collaborating.

Last edited by Resince (March 14, 2021 03:52:44)

uwv

i use vscode for pretty much everything, however i use intellij for java and visual studio for c#, c and c++

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