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Here are some tools to help any developer with their projects. This list may adapt, change at anytime. Want to add to the list? Comment down below.

Text Editors:
  • Sublime ~ A sophisticated text editor for code, mark-up and prose by Sublimehq.
  • Visual Studio Code ~ Free. Built on open source. Runs everywhere. (Commonly known as VSCode).
  • VSCodium ~ VSCodium is a community-driven, freely-licensed binary distribution of Microsoft’s editor VS Code.
  • Emeditor - Text Editor.
  • Notepad++ - Source code editor.
  • EMACS ~ Text Editor.
  • Vim ~ Text Editor.
  • Panic Nova - Text Editor for MacOS.
IDEs (Integrated Development Environments):
Game Engines:
Model Creation/Animation/Graphic Design:
References
Courses & Apps
Task/Bug Management
Hosting
Browsers
File Transfer
Website Software
Music/Sound Editing
Version Control
  • Git ~ Version Control System.
Servers

Other
 
Another couple of game engines to consider is panda3d and ursina. Been watching a tutorial and the guy is making a simple minecraft world in panda3d.
 
I haven’t tried Visual Studio Code, what type of cool features does it have? I’m a little curious.
Oh that’s actually pretty useful, saves space!

Corrected 🙂
Vscode (Visual Studio Code) should be listed in the IDE section, not under text editors 😉
 
Vscode (Visual Studio Code) should be listed in the IDE section, not under text editors 😉
Visual Studio Code is considered a rich text editor, whereas Visual studio is considered an IDE due to its out of the box features.
 
Well, its seamless integration with WSL2 and shell plus built in debugging capabilities I think without a doubt removes it from the "rich text editor" category. But whatev's 😁
 
Vscode (Visual Studio Code) should be listed in the IDE section, not under text editors 😉
Unfortunately, because VSCode does not have the full capabilities of an IDE, like its counterpart, Visual Studio, it is for lack of better words, an overglorified text editor, much like Notepad++. With an IDE like Visual Studio, when you run the installer, you are prompted to choose the languages, frameworks, add-ons you would like to work with. On the other hand, if you want to work with a given language, you must install that language, and any dependencies/compilers, as extensions after the fact.
 
Here are some tools to help any developer with their projects. This list may adapt, change at anytime. Want to add to the list? Comment down below.

Text Editors:
  • Sublime ~ A sophisticated text editor for code, mark-up and prose by Sublimehq.
  • Visual Studio Code ~ Free. Built on open source. Runs everywhere. (Commonly known as VSCode).
  • VSCodium ~ VSCodium is a community-driven, freely-licensed binary distribution of Microsoft’s editor VS Code.
  • Emeditor - Text Editor.
  • Notepad++ - Source code editor.
  • EMACS ~ Text Editor.
  • Vim ~ Text Editor.
  • Panic Nova - Text Editor for MacOS.
IDEs (Integrated Development Environments):
Game Engines:
Model Creation/Animation/Graphic Design:
References
Courses & Apps
Task/Bug Management
Hosting
Browsers
File Transfer
Website Software
Music/Sound Editing
Version Control
  • Git ~ Version Control System.
Servers

Other
I would add Geany as IDE
 
Here are some tools to help any developer with their projects. This list may adapt, change at anytime. Want to add to the list? Comment down below.

Text Editors:
  • Sublime ~ A sophisticated text editor for code, mark-up and prose by Sublimehq.
  • Visual Studio Code ~ Free. Built on open source. Runs everywhere. (Commonly known as VSCode).
  • VSCodium ~ VSCodium is a community-driven, freely-licensed binary distribution of Microsoft’s editor VS Code.
  • Emeditor - Text Editor.
  • Notepad++ - Source code editor.
  • EMACS ~ Text Editor.
  • Vim ~ Text Editor.
  • Panic Nova - Text Editor for MacOS.
IDEs (Integrated Development Environments):
Game Engines:
Model Creation/Animation/Graphic Design:
References
Courses & Apps
Task/Bug Management
Hosting
Browsers
File Transfer
Website Software
Music/Sound Editing
Version Control
  • Git ~ Version Control System.
Servers

Other
SageMath

A free Open Source math software
Mission: To create a usable, free, open source alternative to Magma, Maple, Mathematica and Matlab.

Can use command line or notebooks JupyterLab / Jupyter Notebook
You should think of SageMath as Python with extras 🙂

 
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