What IDE do you use?

julmik6478

Langue: python, scratch, arduino
IDE: pycharm, snail ide, Gandi ide, arduino IDE

dynamicsofscratch

Lang: Python
IDE: Visual Studio 2022

i am a vs22 chad

zaid1442011

-ExoByte- wrote:
(#339)
IDE: VSCodium (VSCode but open source)

I think VSCode is open-source in the first place.

mybearworld

zaid1442011 wrote:
(#343)
-ExoByte- wrote:
(#339)
IDE: VSCodium (VSCode but open source)
I think VSCode is open-source in the first place.

Microsoft adds some telemetry and things on top of that, so the version you install from the official site is not actually open source.

zaid1442011

mybearworld wrote:
(#344)
zaid1442011 wrote:
(#343)
-ExoByte- wrote:
(#339)
IDE: VSCodium (VSCode but open source)
I think VSCode is open-source in the first place.
Microsoft adds some telemetry and things on top of that, so the version you install from the official site is not actually open source.

Oh. So VSCoduim is just the compiled version of the VSCode repository, right.

Last edited by zaid1442011 (May 28, 2024 09:43:21)

-gr

Language: Python, HTML/CSS/JS
IDE: VSCode

Language: Java
IDE: IntelliJ IDEA (Community) & sometimes BlueJ (for school)

qwertyy_the_artist

language: rust
ide: vscode and sublime text

Mr_rudy

Language: JavaScript, Python, Lua, Go
IDE: Vscode

redspacecat

Language: Python, Javascript, HTML, learning C++
IDE: VSCode

not-k7e

Language: Python, Java
IDE: Vim

pycharm is not very good because it takes up 2 GB of RAM and has a bunch of unneccesary programming features

Last edited by not-k7e (Sept. 29, 2024 20:17:11)

i_eat_coffee

the integrated obscure editor

BigNate469

Languages: JavaScript, HTML, CSS, sometimes Java or Python
IDE: depends on OS, I usually use whatever is installed on it by default or, failing that, VSCode (because while it's not a great IDE itself, it does have good support for multiple languages).

Does Scratch in Scratch and/or Turbowarp count?

MonkeyBean2

Languages: JavaScript, Python, C/C++, Scratch
IDEs: VSCode, Vim, Arduino IDE, Scratch, Atom (rip)

50_scratch_tabs

Vscode for bigger projects, Python's IDLE for single file Python scripts, notepad for single file anything else.

However, I use GNU Nano for anything on my Raspberry pis or Linux vms.

zaid1442011

I am now using Code::Blocks for C++.

blubby4

I'm a fan of fantasy consoles, and they tend to come with their own built-in editors!

LukasDoesCode

Call me basic: Notepad++
also just getting back into the whole thing after a while

Last edited by LukasDoesCode (Nov. 4, 2024 07:16:47)

Mryellowdoggy

Thonny for Python, whatever editor the server I'm working on has, and VSCode for everything else.

blubby4

Mryellowdoggy wrote:
Thonny for Python, whatever editor the server I'm working on has, and VSCode for everything else.

Oof… My dad was forced to use thonny for something and it wasn't all too fun for him…

Mryellowdoggy

blubby4 wrote:
Mryellowdoggy wrote:
Thonny for Python, whatever editor the server I'm working on has, and VSCode for everything else.
Oof… My dad was forced to use thonny for something and it wasn't all too fun for him…

Yeah, it's not for everyone. I like it because it's so easy to use and is simple.

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