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IDE of the Year
What is your IDE of choice?
--jeremy |
I don't like all of the depends of the heavy IDE's. So I vote geany. A lot of people like visual studio.
https://code.visualstudio.com/ https://code.visualstudio.com/updates/v1_63 https://update.code.visualstudio.com...nux-x64/stable https://update.code.visualstudio.com...x-arm64/stable https://update.code.visualstudio.com...x-armhf/stable https://update.code.visualstudio.com...ux-ia32/stable sha256sums_x86_64=('a45264bc2757d763ee3833ae2eb572cced0aba6d2e04346fda9097855470f4ad') sha256sums_i686=('64360439cc2fa596838062f7e6f9757b79d4b775a564f18bad6cbad154bf850c') sha256sums_aarch64=('4240df14ac90568a8cfeb8577982e32855a731baa5efd6897e6e135ce4d5efc9') sha256sums_armv7h=('c43a2abb11843d13fc59b80a01e88016823c9176fce475544e67fe8b576f595c') |
Geany.
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I use occasionally pycharm (python), arduino ide (c, c++), android studio (java) but mainly I use gvim (shell).
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I don't understand how something like Seamonkey's Composer can be in the same list as, say, Android Studio.
Developing what is the question, I guess. Anyhow, since I do all my "development" on geany, I vote for it (again). |
As mentioned in other years and other posts, GNU/Linux is itself an IDE when used properly. That missing from the list, I picked Geany because it helps out beginners without getting too much in the way and thus prevents various dependencies.
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gedit/nano/gcc/gdb.
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IDE of the Year
Visual Studio Code does everything the other can do and even be run as a web application in the form of OpenVSCode Server
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I've only ever used Vim-nox with support for Python.
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Funny as hell.
vim is not listed. However Emacs is listed. Somebody wants a lot of hate Email! |
Missing VSCodium, voted Atom as a replacement.
Though: Atom was(is?) better as regards the ´Find input field´: Did(does?) not preserve annoying unused/uncompleted items in its history, and remembered(remembers?) the history between sessions. I liked Atom as very sufficient but since it seemed to be fading out some year(s) ago I switched to VSC, and later, when it appeared, VSCodium. Unfortunately, both lack an intelligent ´Find input field´ management. Is Atom still maintained? OK. Seems to be! |
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BlueGriffon. Very smooth & easy-to-use...
Mike. ;) |
Code and Emacs and my terminal with vim are what I use to program in Python, Javascript, and a few other program languages.
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I like several, and also used to like RHIDE (similar to Borland Turbo) but it won't run on much anymore.
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