What IDE do you use?

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skymover1239

VIM with any language. Mostly because of the focus on keyboard shortcuts.

Chiroyce

uwv wrote:
personally i use

spoiler | vscode insider branch

uwv

Chiroyce wrote:
uwv wrote:
personally i use
spoiler | vscode insider branch

i am suing for defamation of my name i would never use vscode (very bad) i instead use

MagicCrayon9342

Visual Studio Code, Nord Theme, Material Icons. A github copilot replacement I don't remember that keeps messing up my code. Don't have access to copilot yet. And jefallo.lived for HTML/CSS/JS work

neontflame

i use notepad++ for everything

god286

MagicCrayon9342 wrote:
A github copilot replacement I don't remember that keeps messing up my code.

tabnine???
i dont think it messes up code

uwv

MagicCrayon9342 wrote:
Visual Studio Code, Nord Theme, Material Icons. A github copilot replacement I don't remember that keeps messing up my code. Don't have access to copilot yet. And jefallo.lived for HTML/CSS/JS work

copilot is amazing, have you applied yet?

SuperSonicmario

Windows
Languages: Batch, C, JavaScript, Python
IDE: Notepad
Linux
Languages: busybox ash, bc, C, JavaScript, Python
IDE: Leafpad

MagicCrayon9342

I'm pretty sure using notepad for coding would want to make you pull your hair out. No syntax highlighting, no auto indention, no auto tag close, no themes, no customization, it would SUCK.

dhuls

MagicCrayon9342 wrote:
(#232)
I'm pretty sure using notepad for coding would want to make you pull your hair out. No syntax highlighting, no auto indention, no auto tag close, no themes, no customization, it would SUCK.

for a simple batch script notepad is fine.

Maximouse

dhuls wrote:
MagicCrayon9342 wrote:
(#232)
I'm pretty sure using notepad for coding would want to make you pull your hair out. No syntax highlighting, no auto indention, no auto tag close, no themes, no customization, it would SUCK.
for a simple batch script notepad is fine.

I don't think so – it doesn't have proper undo/redo functionality.

helloworldbyeworld

I like Atom because it has some nice features and also lets you make your own theme and edit the style sheet.

RL1123

I used to use sublime but I switched to IntelliJ/Replit

helloworldbyeworld

rayli1123 wrote:
I used to use sublime but I switched to IntelliJ/Replit

Yeah, I've heard of sublime. Also, suprisingly, you can still use Apple's XCode for normal files even though it's designed for developing apple stuff.

Last edited by helloworldbyeworld (Jan. 17, 2022 19:21:48)

Chiroyce

helloworldbyeworld wrote:
Yeah, I've heard of sublime. Also, suprisingly, you can still use Apple's XCode for normal files even though it's designed for developing apple stuff.

XCode can be used for Python/JS/Almost anything

MagicCrayon9342

Chiroyce wrote:
(#238)
helloworldbyeworld wrote:
Yeah, I've heard of sublime. Also, suprisingly, you can still use Apple's XCode for normal files even though it's designed for developing apple stuff.
XCode can be used for Python/JS/Almost anything

Except it's just another MacOS only application

dhuls

MagicCrayon9342 wrote:
(#239)
Chiroyce wrote:
(#238)
helloworldbyeworld wrote:
Yeah, I've heard of sublime. Also, suprisingly, you can still use Apple's XCode for normal files even though it's designed for developing apple stuff.
XCode can be used for Python/JS/Almost anything
Except it's just another MacOS only application

that doesn't automatically make it bad.

MagicCrayon9342

dhuls wrote:
(#240)
MagicCrayon9342 wrote:
(#239)
Chiroyce wrote:
(#238)
helloworldbyeworld wrote:
Yeah, I've heard of sublime. Also, suprisingly, you can still use Apple's XCode for normal files even though it's designed for developing apple stuff.
XCode can be used for Python/JS/Almost anything
Except it's just another MacOS only application
that doesn't automatically make it bad.

It means saying its better well ok only 15% of computer users can use it so lmao

Leekalo

Language: Python 3.9 64-bit
IDE: PyCharm Community Edition

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