I write dev docs; here are some tools that I use regularly (the * are command-line; the + are GUI), in no particular order:
git: I wrote my own "cheat sheet"
emacs: even after 20+ years using it, I still haven't mastered it
cygwin bash for Windows: I have a ton of scripts from over the years
RubyMine for Ruby
GoLand for Go
VS Code for TypeScript project (CDK, check it out)
vi for quick edits
Oxygen for XML-based doc files, although I often drop down into text mode
PyCharm for Python
I still haven't found a great editor for RST files. I've tried Atom, Sublime, etc., but often just go back to emacs, although you have to be careful with tabs versus spaces. I usually just run a cygwin script that uses expand, especially for RST files as the Python-ish format can get hosed results if you screw that up.
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I write dev docs; here are some tools that I use regularly (the * are command-line; the + are GUI), in no particular order:
I still haven't found a great editor for RST files. I've tried Atom, Sublime, etc., but often just go back to emacs, although you have to be careful with tabs versus spaces. I usually just run a cygwin script that uses expand, especially for RST files as the Python-ish format can get hosed results if you screw that up.