Introduction
Today, we have known many code editors that offer more than a just code editor. They have many features and support for extensions to increase their features.
Back to when we code the first time, we were having less idea about code and code editor. So we used whatever was best or recommended.
So today, let's share about our first code and code editor.
My Experience
- Batch Scripting Language was my first programming language. I used it to code my first program that was Hello World!
- The Code Editor that I used was Notepad
- No feature of a modern code editor, it was only me and notepad
Discuss
- What was your first experience with code and code editor?
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Latest comments (121)
NOTEPAD++
I started at college 10 years ago and remember like it was yesterday, I was so excited to start coding and there it was, I saw the first time the death blue screen on the console for..C!!!
That was my first language and we worked on the cmd, after 2 months teachers let us move to an editor, we used notepad but the big ones took Notepad++. Great days!
VSCode > Sublime Text > Atom > VSCode > Vim > VSCode > Vim > Macvim
Whew.
Freshman year of college we used a software called "Dr. Java"
Not sure if that counts but it was definitely my first :)
Notepad++
Text editor on TRS80.
My first code editor was Notepad too 🙂
Notepad. I was learning HTML/JavaScript, and later Java, programming in notepad, compiling from the Windows command prompt. My Dad (who was facilitating my learning) did not tell me about IDEs for a while. It was one day when he was working from home on a Java project that I first learned about Eclipse. I was like, "can we download that on my computer, please?"
If we count 90s html, then notepad was first. The first programming language and ide I actually count was Visual Basic. Tons of fun.
These days I use neovim.
My first code was written using nano (:
The first was Eclipse. That was back in College when we were all learning Java. From there I moved to Netbeans and then to IntelliJ. After college I've been doing JS work so I've lived in VSCode for a few years now.
The first editor was probably some BASIC related thing on the C64, where I wrote my first hello world.
The first coding I did in the mIRC internal editor, for some scripts I copy and pasted together from the internet.
In my first programming job I used notepad++.
Then it went Eclipse -> WebStorm -> VSCode.
My first code editor was MultiEdit. It was Windows only and is now defunct... but back in the day it was incredible.
IDLE Python’s Integrated Development and Learning Environment.
C=+4 BASIC "editor" ~1988 :)
on PC: Turbo Pascal 5.5, it had great features at that time (~1990)
progopedia.com/version/turbo-pasca...