Whats is your favorite Code Editor

Alexander_K · Dec 6, 2017

I'm also using sublime. It makes to split screen, which is convenient if you work e.g. with HTML+CSS. And it is easy to work with plugins, that make coding process a bit easier.

Louieee · Dec 6, 2017

Notepad++ for me, it is very lite and user friendly.
I also use atom sometimes for the fun of it, but I always go back to Notepad++.

I saw people mention Sublime elsewhere and I am planning on trying it, might be worth looking into.

Fusion Arc Hosting · Dec 21, 2017

I like to use Brackets because it has a live preview so anytime you change the code you will see the affect it has on the website you use and it's free!

superman2727 · Apr 29, 2018

I'm using Sublime text for editing codes about HTML because it guides the user to make correct codes and it is a user friendly application that can make your code editing more easier. It helps me to familiarize in every single code when I'm editing.

clod · Aug 30, 2018

I like to use Codelobster
It has very powerful support for all popular frameworks

Malcolmjr96 · Aug 31, 2018

I use multiple code editors, it depends on the day. I use Atom, sublime and visual studio for my code editing

Daniel204 · Sep 1, 2018

Currently, I love atomio. It’s on GitHub, it’s fully customizable, smart, works on a lot of environments.

bee.rthooyah · Nov 14, 2018

Notepad++ because its first one that I learn doing a code editor but dreamweaver is a best 2nd choice.

Servers Base · May 14, 2019

Sublime text and Notepad++ are the two good code editors for me.
Good luck

cloudean · May 22, 2019

Notepad++ | atom suits well for us.

edwardbailey · Dec 9, 2019

Well, most of the time i had used sublime editor 3 and i have also complied the list of best ide for web development on my GoodCore Blog.

castordor · Dec 9, 2019

+1 for notepad ++

tuxandrew · Dec 17, 2019

I have used Dreamweaver and is good.

Wilsonjacob45 · Aug 14, 2020

Honestly, I have yet to find a favourite code editor that would satisfy all of my needs. I like editors like Atom and Sublime but they both have serious problems that make them undesirable. E.e. both have performance issues on my laptop, which requires a lightweight editor.

Also Atom had some serious issues about setting up Go, specifically reading the environment variables and lacking features that should be apart of the editor itself, instead of delegating them to packages.

I love Vim for being incredibly versatile, customisation, and high performance, but has a really steep learning curve and by nature some of its features are inherently primitive.

So I’m still waiting to find my holy grail of of code editors, that would totally väblow me away.

tuxandrew · Aug 29, 2020

I am used with VS code, which is good IDE as well, supports CSS,HTML ,java script, python etc..

EthernetServers · Aug 29, 2020

Notepad++ without a doubt

A very clear UI, with tonnes of plugins and a lot of good resources.

Maxoq · Aug 30, 2020

I use Emeditor, it is not too many functions but it is enough and easy to use for users

sarbjitgrewal · Sep 22, 2020

Sublime Text is the best tool for both the beginners as well as for the experienced developers.

tuxandrew · Sep 22, 2020

Anaconda is another free editor for Python and R programming.

S4 Hosting · Mar 17, 2022

Brackets - love it.

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