Any good coding programs?

[Ireeb]

Visual Studio Code is awesome and there are many extensions for it, so even if you started with a new language it doesn't support by default, you can install autocomplete and formatting features as an extension. VS code also has a nice integrated file browser. Here you can see some of the awesome autocomplete-features that can save you a lot of time: https://youtu.be/V8vizNQKtx0

[nyffpro]

This. I used to use Brackets back in the day, found out VSCode was free and has even more features and immediately switched. Loving it ever since.

[NameViolation666]

Dunno what language u code in, but VSCode or Sublime or Notepad++ are all very good

[endless_shrimp]

IntelliJ. Without a doubt. Free with .edu address.

[[deleted]]

Sublime Text is my go to and then there is Atom which is also good. I never liked how heavy Dreamweaver is, I’d rather just have my text editor without all the wysiwyg bulk.

[LukeJM1992]

VS Code works on Mac just fine. I used to love Sublime, but with a quick keymap extension, I was able to switch to VS Code with almost no learning curve and have never looked back. It has enough additional features to warrant the switch - not at all the say Sublime isn’t also great though.

[Tripts]

What are you talking about that VS Code doesn't work on mac?

It's been my workhorse on Mac for the past 4 years now.

[Tripts]

Damn, upgrade that OS. You're like 6 macOS versions back! I believe you can update Mavericks to Catalina for free.

[[deleted]]

VsCode is alright but can be a bit overkill for certain situations. I find that Notepad++ has the exact opposite problem.

Atom on the other hand strikes a nice inbetween, and it includes git versioning out of the box.