What's your favorite code editor?

ameo

In what editor do you write your lines of code?

luceos

coming from dreamweaver (lol), went to kate (for linux, very good highlighting text editor with ssh powers) and now settled with phpstorm (on ubuntu)

Fastidious

Atom.

syntactile

Fastidious Has Atom been maturing well? Last I checked a few months back it was a little unstable.

Wombat

Fastidious

Holy shitaki mushrooms! How does that thing compare to sublime? Looks amazing ~

Edit: I've been using notepad++ for years......... I think I might switch over lol

Fastidious

Wait, so it's not your favorite anymore then?

henrywright

Fastidious I wish I could use Atom, but it won't compile on my armhf architecture. So I'm stuck with Geany (which is also very good).

malayladu

It's a mix for me..I like the speed of Sublime Text but I love the go to definition feature of Net Beans and Zend Studio.

spasi

For quick fix: Notepad2-mod, anything else: Notepad++

Stew

spasi like me

Johann

PhpStorm or Coda mostly but Sublime Text for a quick edit.

RastaLulz

PhpStorm for most things I work on. Brackets is nice for front end work with the live preview. Then there's Sublime Text for everything else.

Nulled

Notepad++ <3
And sometime Eclipse.

Fastidious

syntactile when it first came out I tried it, and within minutes I was back at Sublime. A year after--more or less--it is amazing. Give it a try.

ameo

syntactile
I've just recently uninstalled it coz it was crashing and responding slowly.
Someone said to me it was due to me having Windows 8.
Maybe. Tho Sublime 3 works great on it. Hah 😃

xintron

Been a vim user for ten years and use it almost exclusively. I do have to admit though, that for Java coding IntelliJ with vim mode is hard to beat (mostly because java integration plugins are kinda lacking for vim).

Kulga

vim. xintron beat me!

Wow. After you get past that initial learning curve and use it for awhile, you feel limited, slow, bloated when you use other text editors. You also notice having to reach for that mouse 😉
Oh well, I guess I'm one of those people. I'm just glad vi is installed like literally everywhere (worthwhile)!

Wombat

xintron My data communications network professor showed us Vim in our unix administration class under a virtual machine on windows 7. Later after class when I got home, I loaded up notepad++.

HoneyBadger

I started using NetBeans, which has great features and is good for big projects, but can get quite slow. I have since changed to Sublime Text 3 (It's sooo fast!) 🙂

HoneyBadger

Wombat I tried using Atom for a little while, no denying it looks awesome, but it does considerably slow things down (especially if you have a slow PC, like me 🙂). After using Sublime Text, I couldn't go back and use any other IDE or text editor.

Fastidious

Wombat Wait, so it's not your favorite anymore then?

Hehehe, that is not what I wrote. It is my daily editor, for almost everything.

Wombat

HoneyBadger Yeah, I've been using Notepad++ far too long and not sure if I could switch. I am so used to the color coded syntax on JS/PHP/HTML, if any syntaxical colors were changed my eyes wouldn't make it. And unfortunately God isn't here on the forum anymore to help me repent.

Fastidious

HoneyBadger After using Sublime Text, I couldn't go back and use any other IDE or text editor.

It is great to know you support the fellow at Sublime, being a paying customer. I have not known what is a slow computer for over 20 years. One of the perks, I guess, of living in a first world country.

Even with the ten or so plugins I have, and a different theme (Material UI and Syntax), Atom opens in milliseconds.

HoneyBadger

Wombat Well, you should try it out, even if you run it of a USB stick, that's the great thing about Sublime, it's super duper fast! And changing syntax highlighting is fairly simple, so I'm sure you could find a similar one!

Fastidious Yeah, Sublime can take a heavy load of plugins and still stay very fast, especially on most modern PC's.