Where do you code? 1. VSCode 2. vim 3. emacs 4. Sublime 5. Xcode 6. Something else?
ms word! jk, vscode https://x.com/iam_viz/status/1702247324498469150?s=46
PyCharm ;) Willing to die on the Python maxi hill
6. So uh, I’ve been editing some code directly from the GitHub web interface… 😬
1. VSCode and sometimes make very minor tweaks to front-end code directly in GitHub’s web editor
2. Neovim + tmux But took a detour to vscode before I found some great neovim plugin guidance from ThePrimeagen on YouTube. Prior to that I used emacs (spacemacs) for a couple years during my time as a clojure dev. Started w vim in like 2014. Bestie that prob sublime 😂
4. Sublime Would love to use Zed but it doesn't support Deno's language server.
why didnt you ask people what the best one is?
Was a long time sublime user. VSCode for last few years and been loving it. About to try cursor.
vscode w/ vim extension, to me it has all the benefits of vim but with none of the hassles.
RStudio for R, VSCode for Python I also have vim open but only because I couldn’t figure out how to exit
threemacs currently spacemacs. I’d like to shift to doom but not sure i can justify the transition cost with my current amount of coding..
VSCode for TypeScript, Solidity, Rust Xcode for Swift, C/C++
VSCode for TypeScript IntelliJ (or its variants like Pycharm) for other languages
Intellij ultimate for everything, but neovim curious
VSCode and a little bit of Xcode/Android Studio (only for app releases)
vscode for everything nodejs, sublime for everything else
Moved from VSCode to Cursor and it's awesome
haha I subbed to the dev channel yesterday and this morning I‘m now seeing this rage inducing question and I remembered that I had forgotten to unfollow the dev channel again
Intellij big time. Does 90% out of the box of what I could achieve by tweaking vim/emacs regularly
2 neovim for 90% of the work, Rider for Unreal Engine, wouldn't mind trying the new RustRover from JetBrains too! vscode as a quick text editor in Windows
Mix of 1 & 6, was maining intellij ide’s but switched to cursor/vscode for general speed of development, however will occasionally open IntelliJ ultimate for better intellisense if I need it
it may be unsurprising that I had dark days with emacs, but now I use visual studio like a good boy
vscode for programming emacs for scripting
VSCode Used to go with JetBrains stuff, but it would eat up any hardware I threw at it, so I got used to less powerful refactoring tools
Sublime but trying to switch to VS Code or an "AI IDE" in the next year or so.
Vscode; If it’s python I use notepad because I only play games on the highest difficulty setting
2, vim for 15+ years and probably the rest of my life. Many hours invested in tweaking my configs, all continue to pay dividends forever.
vscode with vim bindings. The IDE vs editor wars is a false dichotomy
It's a pity that nano didn't make the cut into that list :D
PyCharm for Python, VS Code for everything else.
