What IDE do you use?

-EmeraldThunder-

Should I use atom or vscode?

NFlex23

-EmeraldThunder- wrote:
(#265)
Should I use atom or vscode?

IMO VSCode is much better. It has much better intellisense and syntax highlighting, and has a lot more plugins available.

Chiroyce

-EmeraldThunder- wrote:
Should I use atom or vscode?

Atom is more minimalistic than VSCode

god286

-EmeraldThunder- wrote:
Should I use atom or vscode?

Atom isn't even codesigned on macOS

bluepig600

Language: Python
IDE: I think this is the name “thonny python IDLE” and sometimes I use the command line.

Spaceboy1010

Language #1: Python
IDE: Whatever Python interpreter is on the TI-84+ CE Python and Replit

Language #2: HTML/CSS/JS
IDE: Replit

Language #3: ICE Assembly
IDE: Cemetech's SourceCoder 3

Language #4: TI-BASIC
IDE: The TI-BASIC interpreter on the TI-84+ CE Python

Language #5: PHP
IDE: Replit

_nix

Language: JavaScript (+ HTML, CSS)
IDE: tmux

Language: Scratch
IDE: Scratch

MagicCrayon9342

_nix wrote:
(#271)
Language: JavaScript (+ HTML, CSS)
IDE: tmux

Language: Scratch
IDE: Scratch

tmux itself is not a text editor, rather it is a Window Manager designed for terminal interfaces and emulators to allow multiple instances of the shell at once.

mybearworld

should I get VSCode over IDLE?
and notepad for JS

IDLE seems better because it's made for python, but I'm not sure because people have said good things about it recently

Chiroyce

mybearworld wrote:
should I get VSCode over IDLE?

Yes, definitely. Intellisense and linting will make your life much easier. Make sure to install these two VScode extensions to get the full result (make sure that they are from Microsoft and are verified)

mybearworld wrote:
and notepad for JS

since vscode is made with JS, you get out-of-the-box linting and suggestions for JS and TS (Typescript)

Last edited by Chiroyce (Feb. 22, 2022 14:03:33)

ToastersUnited

Chiroyce wrote:
(#273)
mybearworld wrote:
should I get VSCode over IDLE?
Yes, definitely. Intellisense and linting will make your life much easier. Make sure to install these two VScode extensions to get the full result (make sure that they are from Microsoft and are verified)

mybearworld wrote:
and notepad for JS
since vscode is made with JS, you get out-of-the-box linting and suggestions for JS and TS (Typescript)

pylance comes with the fist extension

Chiroyce

ToastersUnited wrote:
pylance comes with the fist extension

oh i didnt know that - i installed them long ago, so thats probably why.

NanoRook

I've used DrJava a bit in the past. I would use IntelliJ but Android Studio has an identical interface and to be honest I'm afraid of IntelliJ's interface after how much I had to wrangle Android Studio.

applejuiceproduc

Language: Python, NodeJS, C++, C, HTML, CSS and assembly
IDE: VSCode, Replit and Vi (mostly VSCode)

MagicCrayon9342

Language: With any amount of copy paste from stack overflow I have the power to do all of them.
IDE: Literally all of them, I switch IDEs every once in a while. IDE Hopping.

oh some extra info, check my signature.

silvxrcat

MagicCrayon9342 wrote:
Language: With any amount of copy paste from stack overflow I have the power to do all of them.
IDE: Literally all of them, I switch IDEs every once in a while. IDE Hopping.

oh some extra info, check my signature.

btw

scott170

I use vscode now, has lots of good extentions

Nick4999_holder

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

I am planning on learning Swift for when I get a iPad
I use the VS Code IDE

TheGlassPenguin

vscode and geany

thisnamewastaken_

Language: python, c# unity and a bit of html
IDE: VScode, Visual Studio
I use VScode for python and my normal stuff
u use Visual Studio for C# with unity

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