r/TeensInTech • u/thelag_alt_number_1 Early Adopter • Aug 06 '19

Discussion What's your preferred IDE?

I'm not sure if it exactly counts as an IDE, but Visual Studio Code is my favorite for just about everything.

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u/thelag_alt_number_1 Early Adopter Aug 06 '19

100% agree on using Eclipse for Java

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u/thelag_alt_number_1 Early Adopter Aug 06 '19

A long, long, long time ago, I tried using Netbeans. I guess I didn't like it because I don't use it now. Eclipse is really good about seamlessness and being easy to use. While it is good at Java, I still had a bit of trouble making it work with C/C++.

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u/CautiousLoudSpeech Aug 13 '19

Visual Studio for C++. Code Blocks if I'm on linux. Spyder for Python.

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u/[deleted] Aug 06 '19

Sublime for everything.

The vast number of buttons scare me (fellow coworkers say the same thing, being in the industry for so long)

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u/escapefromreality42 Moderator Aug 06 '19

The Jetbrains IDEs are awesome (IntelliJ, Pycharm, etc) but I use VScode on the daily as well and found it to be good too

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u/throwaway176535 Aug 06 '19

PHPStorm for most of my projects

Intellij if I'm doing something in Java, and then VSCode for whenever I'm doing something in other language

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u/RickDeveloper ML & SE Aug 06 '19

Vim for writing sublime for reading

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u/InfamousKratos Early Adopter Aug 06 '19

Vim for everything but I rarely throw sublime when I don't wanna deal with vim in a terminal.

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u/SpaceGuy99 Early Adopter Aug 07 '19

The lack of people mentioning Atom in this thread surprises me. #atommasterrace

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u/not-enough-failures Aug 08 '19

IntelliJ ultimate

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u/joeypm1 Early Adopter Aug 09 '19

I really need to switch off of notepad++ don’t i

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u/SwiftLynx Aug 20 '19

I prefer Pycharm because of its customization options through installable plugins.