I'd like to know what you professionals use to do your coding. I've tried many code editors over the years since I started learning to code. I've narrowed it down to one, VSCode.
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Vim 99% of the time, VSCode 1% of the time. Except for Arduino stuff, then the Arduino IDE thing.
I've also used Eclipse for Java. I once used Stanford's Karel program using Eclipse when that was still good. I quite enjoyed that, but other than that, I haven't used it for anything else. I absolutely love VSC for all my coding activities ATM.
VSCode and for my business projects - PhpStorm (specific plugin)
I love how moldable VSC is! It's my fave IDE right now!
Well.. it's all about taste, and how an editor/ide fits into your workflow. I personally like more text editors than IDEs, so I stick to mainly VSCode and VIm. I do like vscodes clean interface, it has the necessary amount of info for me. But I'm one of those who has an heart attack everytime I open VisualStudio or Android Studio IDEs for example.
I've tried a few, as I mentioned in my opening address, like NetBeans, which was ok back then, but now it blows big chunks! Haven't tried Vim, but I like VSC so much that I'm sticking with it.
Yes. Also recommend the adobe of programming : jetbrains
Is that one of those you have to pay for to use for any given amount of time, like a trial version expires after so long?
Well, there are community editions which do not need payment.
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