Well-configured code editor / IDE, browser, and terminal are the main tools for developers. What combo do you use in your daily workflow?
To start off, I'm using VS Code, Google Chrome and Git Bash.
Well-configured code editor / IDE, browser, and terminal are the main tools for developers. What combo do you use in your daily workflow?
To start off, I'm using VS Code, Google Chrome and Git Bash.
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github.com/martanne/vis, Google Chrome and Windows Terminal.
Firefox (mostly), GNOME terminal, NeoVim
Vscode or Visual Studio IDE, Google Chrome, PowerShell
Vscode, Chrome and vscode terminal.
I would like to try windows terminal and mantain it as the only one for everyday usage.
Bash on Terminator + Tmux, Vim, Firefox Developer Edition on Arch Linux.
Visual Studio, Google Chrome, the Windows command prompt (though sometimes I'll use Powershell instead). I use VS Code but largely as a Notepad replacement (I never liked Notepad from Day 1).
Editor: Visual Studio Code
Browser: Brave
Terminal: WSL2 - Ubuntu
vscode and atom, chrome and firefox, cmder
Onivim2, FireFox, and iTerm2 with either zsh & ohmyzsh, fish and ohmyfish, or ion (ion is very fast shell!) with my own configuration. I sometimes use Hype for a change, but end up going back to iTerm2.
All very good, and yes I tried the competition
Vscode, Brave, Zsh
PHPStorm, Firefox Dev Edition, iTerm (Oh My Zsh)
Firefox DEV VSCode normal debian/gnome terminal
VSCode/PyCharm/Atom/DataGrip, Chrome, Oh My Zsh/iTerm
VS Code / Intellij Idea based upon what kind of project I am working on. I use Intellij mainly for large java related projects which require maven or gradle.
Google Chrome as the browser, I did try Firefox and Edge for a while but shifting from laptop to phone or vice-versa was not as smooth as it is with chrome.
For terminals, I use powershell inside conemu. I also have to access servers via ssh, so conemu makes it easy for me to open and manage multiple terminals. I have also customized my powershell prompt using oh-my-posh