What editor, browser and terminal do you use?

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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[Peter Vivo]

VS code, Chrom, iterm2, jupyter notebook ( rust, python )

[Gary Bell]

PHPStorm/PyCharm + Chromium (and Firefox) + default Ubuntu terminal.

Most of the time I actually use the terminal within the IDE, as I can Alt+F12 to get to it easily, then Esc to get back to the code. So I can easily change -> test -> commit -> repeat without touching the mouse.

[Gabe Dunn]

Default Ubuntu terminal is gnome-terminal fyi.

[Sambhav-Jindal-github]

vscode/pycharm + chrome+ intelliJ

[Ryan Dsouza]

I use Chrome and Firefox (mostly Chrome), iterm2 as my terminal with Zsh and VSCode with Vim bindings.

[nikhilmwarrier]

VS Code, Chromium. (I don't use any terminals nowadays)

[Stefan Drl]

PHPStorm + Chrome + iTerm/IDE terminal

[Thomas Bnt ☕]

I use mostly Webstorm and Chrome for webdev but I can also use for little projects VSCode. For the CLI, Webstorm integrate direcly that 😄

[Bartu Yaman]

Atom + Brave + Hyper Terminal.

[Peter Joshua]

Vscode + chrome / chromium + git bash

[Taufik Nurrohman]

A terminal emulator, with Vim and Git installed.

I use Firefox web browser for development mainly because of its straight forward scratch-pad and style-editor GUI. Easy to copy, cut, and paste codes.

[Abhishek Keshri]

On Linux: Chromium, VS Code & Konsole
On Windows: Edge, VS Code & Windows Terminal(WSL 2)

[Valentin]

VSCode + Firefox + Hyper Terminal

[CAYDE]

vscode ,firefox,oh my zsh

[Andrew]

I use VS Code, Brave, and Alacrity. I’ve very much enjoyed my experience with all three!

[Tomi Adenekan]

• VSCode (one of the best out there)
• Microsoft Edge for linux (for the win :)
• Bash (I'm too lazy to find another one)