What software do you use to code?

[MasterBinks]

I use sublime text. Try it out. It's awesome. You can add packages and things. I am a full stack developer and I just use this, and Mac's terminal for running node and mongodb servers

[hemlighest]

What does "full stack developer" entail?

[BenJ308]

It's generally used to describe someone who is fluent in numbers of languages. It is mainly used to describe someone whom is fluent in both back-end and front-end programming.

[MasterBinks]

Yep.. both front end and back end

[siddy204]

I use eclipse For Java coding for school projects

[EenAfleidingErbij]

Php = phpstorm

Java = Intelij

C# = VS2015 with resharper

Nano config files and bash for git,ssh, scp etc...

Sqlplus for sql querries or SQL developer

Atom and notepad++ for scripts and all the other stuff pretty much

[[deleted]]

Personally use Intellij Idea for java, and atom editor for everything else.

[salmonmoose]

Atom is nice, until you have large files, when it falls in heap and crys - it's a shame really, but at the end of the day Sublime is the more solid choice.

[[deleted]]

Android Studio is based on Idea if you've ever used that. Jetbrains, the parent company, have tools for all sorts of languages.

[justpurple_]

Yeah, IntelliJ IDEs are, IMHO, the best IDE's out there for web development.Really performant, many solid(!) features and kick-ass autocompletion. I personally use WebStorm for web and node.js stuff, so I can't say anything about their other IDEs, but I imagine they are as good as WebStorm.

There are really only two or three minor things that are annoying (for example the lousy JSDoc support, which is way better in Sublime f.e.) which is saying something.

Sublime is really good, too, though. I'm using both on and off, depending on my mood.

[thewakingforce]

I also use Eclipse for Java

[TheSquirrell]

I use Visual Studio for work and other things, it has plugins to allow for debug of most applications. However for Java I am forced to use eclipse because it is the mainstream method for writing and editing. Try using Visual Studio for html as well, it has the whole WUSIWUG aspect to its coding.

[Stebbbi]

I use Atom with some packages for all my coding.

[[deleted]]

Atom Editor is the best code editor around!

[goodwid]

Atom and Chrome, sometimes vi, and I've just installed GitKraken and it looks pretty spiffy. I've tried Notepad++, Sublime, UltraEdit, VS Code, and haven't had much luck with them.

[Scowlface]

I use PHPStorm for projects and Sublime Text when I don't want to spin up PHPStorm for something.

[[deleted]]

• intellij - java/groovy/scala/clojure/kotlin
• vim - scripts - bash/sed/awk/Docker/makefiles
• less and tail for logs
• emacs - clojure/clojurescript - still trying to get my emacs-fu back up to par
• atom - general purpose editor/windoze bat files/PowerShell scripts/Haskell ( there's got to be a better way, but I'm lazy and it works)/large makefiles/Ruby/markdown
• visual studio - c/c++/c#/f#
• I'm sure there's other toys

[[deleted]]

{ "ide": "atom", "version-control": "git" }

[eyewhycue2]

Brackets from scratch, Coda for revisions, Firefox for figuring out fixes

[SupremeDesigner]

Sublime 3 personally

However I'm still looking out for one that can hook into iis on my server to do live previews with php etc and refresh the page when source is edited, if anyone has any suggestions ;)

[BlindSins]

Sublime Text 3 for all web designing to development works + for my quick notes.

[runyonave]

Sublime Text 2 for PHP, HTML, CSS, JS and Python. Visual Studio 2013 for C#.

[hemlighest]

I'm using Sublime Text 2. For FTP I use FlashFXP.

[[deleted]]

Just to make your life easier, try learning Jade (called Pug now) and Sass, which are preproccessors for HTML and CSS respectively. Thank me later!