Whats is your favorite Code Editor

[EpicGlobalWeb]

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]

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

 

[acquisto]

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

 

[DavidFeldman]

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]

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]

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]

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

 

[DarnelWhite]

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

Regards

 

[dbs00]

dbs00

Yep, Started with notepad++ moved to Sublime. What's next?

 

[noface0711]

My favorite editor is Notepad++ for its typing free build in options.

 

[Mike001]

I like Sublime Text 3. I was using Sublime Text 2 for years but the changes in 3 are really worth the upgrade.

There are many editors out there and a lot of it depends on your platform but Sublime Text for me is the best overall. Plus they have great support.

I use it almost exclusively in my web design classes that I record for the web and have been almost since its inception. I will occasionally use Aptana Studio, Atom, Brackets, Bluefish and Dreamweaver CS but always end up returning to Sublime Text.

Hope this helps.

Mike

 

[rfharris]

My favorite code editor is Dreamweaver.

 

[plbakker]

Hi,
I'm using UltraEdit for Windows and TextWrangler for my Mac.

 

[domnick]

I'm using Dreamweaver and Notepad++ code editor.Because it's nice environment to working.

 

[Localnode]

Notepad++ and I sometimes use Dreamweaver (but very rarely these days).

 

[jessicacyrus1]

I am using dreamweaver and Notepad++..

 

[reCharge]

IDE: Netbeans
Editor: Leafpad

 

[massproxy]

I am using notepad++, especially with NppFTP plugin that allows you to open files in seconds

 

[William Bethman]

I use Sublime Text and I'm pretty satisfied with its usage.
During my early phase of learning web development, I used Notepad++ for some time.

 

[crazycoder]

First of all, it depends on the programming language you are going to code, for example any .Net project, Visual studio is the best option

In generic, I love Sublime text, nothing can beat it.

Atom.io
brackets
Notepad++ are decent options
Visual Studio code is a light weight editor with new packages for AngularJS etc. Its worth a try

 

[smsmbooster]

Eclipse is my choice. I use eclipse to develop my android app, J2EE application, PHP also.

Eclipse is the best for java application (for android, Android Studio is replacing eclipse, but eclipse still works).

I also feel comfortable with eclipse-PHP SDK that I can code develop my PHP webapp and debug too.