I use vim by default. I have some nice and simple setups for python, html and javascript. But I end up using it for many simple things.
Visual Studio Code for Go, C#, Javascript and HTML. It all started with Go, but I've been using it slowly for many other things. It is quite fast and has many nice plugins.
Intelli J for Java, Android, HTML and Javascript. This is a really big IDE and it needs a nice machine, but depending on the project can do a really nice job.
Visual Studio, when on windows and doing C#, F#, this is THE tool.
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I use vim by default. I have some nice and simple setups for python, html and javascript. But I end up using it for many simple things.
Visual Studio Code for Go, C#, Javascript and HTML. It all started with Go, but I've been using it slowly for many other things. It is quite fast and has many nice plugins.
Intelli J for Java, Android, HTML and Javascript. This is a really big IDE and it needs a nice machine, but depending on the project can do a really nice job.
Visual Studio, when on windows and doing C#, F#, this is THE tool.