I have curated a list of my top 5 favourite IDEs/Code Editors for web development. This list is my personal opinion. If you have another IDE/Code E...
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Great post!
I agree that VS Code is probably the best one in the market. I feel the same view as you and prolly others too.
I even made a youtube video of this on my youtube channel. youtu.be/lnvtldTRdL0
Awesome video!
thanks dude. Awesome post of yours. 👍
I haven't seen a lot of people today using Sublime or Atom, since most of them migrated to VS Code. Also, another one that it's very popular is Emacs, thanks to its great community and amazing plugins that, in a lot of cases, are much better than VS Code or Vim.
Emacs is a great tool, I was debating between it and Vim! Thanks for reading.
Yeah I like vscode but it becomes heavy & slow after installing few packages, and thoug it has electron as
backend but still the same.
sublime won't have much extensions as vscode but it's lighter when compared to vscode.
True! I like to use Sublime for smaller projects because I don't really need lots of extensions, debugging, etc and I use VSCode for bigger projects. Thanks for reading!
When I got a web development work at 2017, there was already VS Code.
I didn't know at that time. I tried to use an Editor 'Atom' because one of my coworkers used it. but It was really complicated to use for me. So I searched the internet for easy to use editors. and I found VS Code.
It was super easy to use. I didn't use many features of that tool though.
But someday I wanna change my editor to Atom. Because... That seems.... hack lit. Isn't it..?
True! VSCode might seem more intuitive to use then Atom but I would definitely recommend giving Atom another try if you want a purely hackable editor.
I use Sublime Text only if I need to do something not big, might be some quick fixes because it is light-weight and very fast.
But
VS Code has to be on #1 because of so many plugins and extensions it offers.
It is what I use most of the time.
You can check out this article for referencing VSCode 😃-->
Master VS Code + Resources!
Hardik Chopra ・ Dec 24 '20 ・ 3 min read
Great article! Thanks for reading!
Nice list.
In my case, NeoVIM is the one I used for everything :). Even for JS.
NeoVim is great! Thanks for reading!
Vim should be mandatory for all human beings on planet Earth, just like wearing face masks
That's a strong opinion. I personally use VSCode with the Vim extension. Vim is super useful!
I cant ZZ in VSCode with the vim extension, so i removed it. Its meant to be used in the terminal
Came here to say vim and was disappointed that it's already on the list s 😭
Its deservedly on the list! Thanks for reading!
It's a nice list, but really only one of those counts as an IDE. The rest are (advanced) editors.
Appreciate your input. Thanks for reading!
VSCode will be hard to beat Microsoft did a good job with this one.
Agreed! And it’s free!
Vim is nice, but it lacks all the great stuff like org-mode from Emacs - so personally, I use Spacemacs, which combines the best of both worlds! :)
Cool!
Solid list of code editors. VS Code is certainly the go-to for so many devs.
Certainly! Thanks for reading!
WebStorm is free if you're a student, as is the case with every other Jetbrains IDE.
Heard of OniVim? onivim.io/
I haven't but it looks cool, will definitely have a further look into it. Thanks for the suggestion!
I'm surprised not to see intellij ultimate on this list.