What code editor do you use and why?

[IlaiaCorde]

Grok.

Because I can write and test in it in a real time chat. Or have Grok do it for me...

But for my actual editor:

https://code.visualstudio.com/

 

[Koneko_Nyaa]

Kate. Who needs a code editor when your text editor has syntax highlighting.

When connecting over SSH, I use nano (with syntax highlighting configured).

 

[story645]

I think the recommendation was using pycharm, but I'm still at the early chapters so I don't think it matters that much.

This is way too many months late, but notebook based editors (Jupyterlab, Google collab, marimo, vscode plug-in, etc) are really really nice when you're just starting out.

 

[desulian]

in windows i use notepad++ and in linux i use vim. i only do quick editing, so i've always found those two to be good for my use-case.

 

[Mememomo]

VScode because I am very basic :3 (also its the only one im used to, apart from notepad++ cuz I like the chameleon :3 )

 

[TheGreatBrittishNinja]

VSCode, I'm using Python for data science and it's pretty robust with all the different extensions available.

 

[JVick]

VSCode so I can feel like a leet boy. Jupyter Notebook when I need to pay my bills.

 

[Evans01]

For quick editing, Notepad++. Its GUI help me a lot to locate the exact position that need the quick fix.

For building Java application, I'd prefer Netbeans. I start use it while on my early year on college since it's free and had user-friendly tool and GUI to drag and drop any items that I need to add on my app.

But the rest, for now I still using VSCode. I was planned to give a try on Zed or Trae since my senior suggest them but I too lazy to do it. My manga list and games are more interesting than my code lines.

 

[TheGreatBrittishNinja]

I was planned to give a try on Zed or Trae since my senior suggest them but I too lazy to do it. My manga list and games are more interesting than my code lines.

Amen brother.

 

[TheTopAdventure]

Amen brother.

Amen