Editor of Choice

[Krygore]

What is your text editor of choice?

What do you use? Why? How do you have it set up?

I have used Notepad, Sublime Text 3, and Visual Studio Code. So far, VSC has been my favorite! Easy on the eye themes, split screens, text/link prediction, etc.

I use the High Contrast theme setting because I like my screen dark. They also have red, blue, brown, and light colored themes.

 

[Malcolm]

I have a mix of editors I use currently from VSCode/Studio, Atom, Sublime to Clion and Rider. But I seem to be leaning more towards VSCode now a days. Vscode is easy, if you need to add features it's simple to just add an extension.

 

[Krygore]

I have a mix of editors I use currently from VSCode/Studio, Atom, Sublime to Clion and Rider. But I seem to be leaning more towards VSCode now a days. Vscode is easy, if you need to add features it's simple to just add an extension.

That's part of the reason I enjoy it so much! It is very versatile for all the coding languages. Not to mention the multitasking abilities.

 

[Deleted member 1442]

What is your text editor of choice?

What do you use? Why? How do you have it set up?

I have used Notepad, Sublime Text 3, and Visual Studio Code. So far, VSC has been my favorite! Easy on the eye themes, split screens, text/link prediction, etc.

I use the High Contrast theme setting because I like my screen dark. They also have red, blue, brown, and light colored themes.

I use VSCode for Python, HTML/CSS, sometimes IntelliJ for Python, and Eclipse Java for Java.

 

[Tealk]

I use VSCode for everything, with the extensions that are available for it, it is the most powerful tool in the field.