Hi peeps, I'm a non-technical founder learning to code. Currently using code Academy and learning HTML, CSS, & Javascript. My goal will be getting to a fullstack dev. I'm looking into text editors. Any suggestions?
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I recommend using VS Code as it is popular and supported a lot. There are a lot plugins that will help you on your fullstack journey.
You might come across terminal once a while so you might consider Vim (or its variant NeoVim) later. It will make terminal life easier.
Hello there and welcome to the industry.
For beginners I would recommend an editor such as brackets, brackets is really easy to use and has a good amount of extensions.
The editor that most people are using nowadays is Visual Studio code (VS code). Another popular editor is Sublime text. I would recommend starting with brackets and then switching to either Vscode or Sublime text both of them are great.
Visual Studio Code
VS Code from Microsoft is free and excellent for coding with many features, options, and extensions. It is a MUST HAVE.
Do not confuse it with the Big Brother Visual Studio.
Remember: The editor is the least important tool of any developer!
But: Visual studio code is great