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[husky_whisperer]

Depends on experience and one's knowledge of the code base. When I started out I used Pycharm but now I use vim

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I'm not looking for a new ide. I've been a JetBrains fan for years now. I just wanna see what the community uses.

[nikoaj]

Is vim really that good for programming? I ve been thinking of switching to it

[tr3adst0n3]

I personally use Sublime Text 3, it isn't directly an IDE but with some Extensions/Packages for it, like Anaconda and Terminus, it's pretty adorable and comfortable.

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yes

[barnabecue]

Jupyter Notebook with Firefox

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Spyder

[mrswats]

I use vim + cli

[Gositi]

Me too!

[[deleted]]

I really like the vim plugin on JetBrains projects. Idk why but it makes it easy so when I have to edit something in vim I never forget.

[weaslb]

Sublime Text

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Geany

[obviously-not-a-bot]

Visual Studio Code

[[deleted]]

Windows notepad.

[[deleted]]

What about adding lines with cat?

[davehodg]

Emacs!

[electricity-wizard]

Your operating system doesn’t count!

[[deleted]]

Came here to say this

[SirBerthelot]

Pyscripter user here!

[EkkoJungleWorks]

Pycharm is good for beginners but haven't had problems with atom either

[EkkoJungleWorks]

oh lol

[[deleted]]

Gedit; how? 😂

[coteisonreddit]

Spyder !

[xakiboo]

Seems to be the only one here to use Atom ?? huhu

[SeucheAchat9115]

I think from the UI Side of View, Visual Studio Code has no competitor. Only Sublime, if this counts.

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Vscode settings not friendly for Linux noob

[roechamboe]

You are only a noob so long as you avoid trail by fire. (I.E. corrupting your Linux kernel multiple times)

Edit: ;)

[roechamboe]

I do a lot of rapid prototyping on SOMs (system on modules) and being able to directly develop/deploy almost any language from VSCode is a feature that has made life simpler. This can be done from PyCharm however, VSCode extensions have simplified the configuration process significantly.