What IDE do you use?

BarelySmooth

9gr wrote:
why vscode though

VS Code is easy to use, lightweight and supports plenty of languages,

Chiroyce

gosoccerboy5 wrote:
Language: Javascript
IDE: browser :PPP

You use the console?

BarelySmooth

Chiroyce wrote:
gosoccerboy5 wrote:
Language: Javascript
IDE: browser :PPP
You use the console?

I request you, please use an IDE. Its so much better

gosoccerboy5

PUNNAMOODU wrote:
Chiroyce wrote:
gosoccerboy5 wrote:
Language: Javascript
IDE: browser :PPP
You use the console?
I request you, please use an IDE. Its so much better

I don't do serious development with JS, just playing around with code

I've used replit and khan academy for Javascript

Sheep_maker

PUNNAMOODU wrote:
Chiroyce wrote:
gosoccerboy5 wrote:
Language: Javascript
IDE: browser :PPP
You use the console?
I request you, please use an IDE. Its so much better

The browser developer tools make for a good editor if you enable local overrides; it's probably the most “integrated” of web development IDEs with its debugger, console, network log, HTML inspector, etc.

gosoccerboy5

Sheep_maker wrote:
PUNNAMOODU wrote:
Chiroyce wrote:
gosoccerboy5 wrote:
Language: Javascript
IDE: browser :PPP
You use the console?
I request you, please use an IDE. Its so much better
The browser developer tools make for a good editor if you enable local overrides; it's probably the most “integrated” of web development IDEs with its debugger, console, network log, HTML inspector, etc.

It's so easy. I just open a new tab, press ctrl+shift+i, and bam! The most integrated of integrated development environments

9gr

I have atom but I don't bother to use it. I can't figure out how to use Git there.

Last edited by 9gr (April 18, 2021 07:02:41)

Bacteria999

When I was learning C++ and C, I used Dev-C++ (seriously, don't use that) and Code::Blocks (I recommend it).

Now I'm learning Python and I use IDLE.

ScratchReinert

Language(with version): Node JS 14.15.1
IDE: Visual Studio Code

If I did any programming that is

Last edited by ScratchReinert (April 19, 2021 19:38:08)

ScratchReinert

Bacteria999 wrote:
When I was learning C++ and C, I used Dev-C++ (seriously, don't use that) and Code::Blocks (I recommend it).

Now I'm learning Python and I use IDLE.

I'm kinda curious why you use IDLE instead of something like PyCharm Community

__init__

am I the only Sublime Text user here?

Chiroyce

__init__ wrote:
am I the only Sublime Text user here?
- snip -

Yes.

Wait .. YOU'RE ACTIVE?!

wvj

Python 3.8.8
IDE: IDLE

9gr

I want GH codespaces to let me into the beta. its vscode online

Last edited by 9gr (April 21, 2021 06:01:29)

wvj

Also C++
IDE: notepad

CatsUnited

__init__ wrote:
am I the only Sublime Text user here?
-image-

Possibly
Sublime Text has lost it's appeal as half of the world's programmers left to talk to Microsoft with their flashy VSCode and the other half threw away their mouse to become hardcore vim or nano users

ninjaMAR

__init__ wrote:
am I the only Sublime Text user here?

I don't use sublime text but I would like to try it out
Your active?

MineTurtleStudios

Language(with version): Python 3.9
IDE: IDLE

ninjaMAR

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Previously like, 12 of the popular ones. Now,

Language(with version): C# 8 in the case of Unity, C# 9 and .NET Core 5.0 with any other .NET based stuff, such as ASP.NET and the new .NET MAUI, which is pretty exciting
IDE: Visual Studio

Language(with version): JS, and any other languages
IDE: Visual Studio Code

EDIT: for source control I use Git and GitHub.

Last edited by gdpr5b78aa4361827f5c2a08d700 (April 25, 2021 18:39:39)

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