Whats is your favorite Code Editor

Wiliam · Jan 19, 2016

Easy design with the notepad++

EpicGlobalWeb · Jan 25, 2016

I pretty much exclusively use Notepad++ for web development. Sublime is pretty cool, too. For Python, I use PyCharm and for C++ I use Visual Studio. I tried using others for C++. Hate to say it but Microsoft's product is just far better. I wish they still maintained Dev++

dnapick · Feb 8, 2016

I use more than one but my favorite code editor sublime text.
Others ; notepad++, atom,brackets and Visual Studio Code

acquisto · Feb 14, 2016

Aptana has an excellent jquery editor built into its javascript editor.

DavidFeldman · Mar 2, 2016

jEdit has a hypersearch feature that I rely on (it shows each line containing the search text in a separate window and you can click on any) and I haven't found a comparable one anywhere else.

Joe B. Ray · Mar 4, 2016

Notpad +++ is good enough for me if I have to do some HTML/CSS editing but I don't do much of front-end work. I am a Python developer and for Python development I use the Jupyter Notebook (used to be called iPython Notebook) which I highly recommend if anyone is interested in working with Python .

Alex de Biorba · Mar 4, 2016

I am making use of Atom exclusively, while running Fedora as my OS.

Brackets is good but often gets frozen when you are using Linux as your OS, otherwise would be also a good alternative.

Waqass · Mar 6, 2016

I am using Netbeans and it is the best free code editor I have found.

DarnelWhite · Mar 12, 2016

Sublime Text is the best. Notepad++ is cool too

Regards

JohnnyK · Apr 19, 2017

I prefer Visual Studio for C# & ASP.NET.

SvenHost · Apr 21, 2017

I prefer Dreamweaver

BlaZeX · Apr 30, 2017

I used to work with Adobe's Dreamweaver back in the days (2005).

Now I use Brackets (http://brackets.io/) which free & open source. It uses less memory when compared to Dreamweaver & other code editors.

SakamHost · Apr 30, 2017

Mostly cases i use Notepad++, but for many things i use the dreamweaver.

Rocketrix · May 11, 2017

C# => Visual Studio 2016
PHP, HTML, CSS3, JavaScript, Python, Bash, Perl => Atom & Sublime Text 2
Java, Java EE => Brackets
Those are my favorite IDEs

Matt @ BSH · May 22, 2017

As a full-time web designer I can recommend a few IDE's: Sublime Text, Atom & Brackets. I've used all three for various amounts of time and they all do their job amazingly. I've also been recommended to try WebStorm by JetBrains who develop PHPStorm, apparently it's meant to be building some momentum to become one of the website editors.

myvirtualst1008 · Jun 2, 2017

My first and favorite code editor tool is Dreamweaver and I regular use this tool for doing work .

David Beroff · Jun 2, 2017

BlaZeX said:
I used to work with Adobe's Dreamweaver back in the days (2005).

Now I use Brackets (http://brackets.io/) which free & open source. It uses less memory when compared to Dreamweaver & other code editors.

Have you tried to open a sql file 500 MB with this tool?

Rocketrix said:
C# => Visual Studio 2016
PHP, HTML, CSS3, JavaScript, Python, Bash, Perl => Atom & Sublime Text 2
Java, Java EE => Brackets
Those are my favorite IDEs

I will check Brackets out.

myvirtualst1008 said:
My first and favorite code editor tool is Dreamweaver and I regular use this tool for doing work .

Sometimes Dreamweaver generates unwanted codes, this is one of reasons that I didn't like it although I still am using it for any purposes.

rad-jason · Jun 23, 2017

I use notepad ++ to edit my html, css, javascript. It has an easy to use interface, with plenty of options, and regular updates.

shiyuchen · Nov 16, 2017

I'm using Dreamweaver too.

WPCycle · Nov 19, 2017

Notepad++ Don't know how many years its been since I started using it, but haven't looked back since.

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