Do you have a favorite IDE?

Visual studios :)

PhpStorm at work
Visual Studio Code for smaller things/different languages
vim for C/Go/Rust/Perl development

Codeaux. Especially the bleeding edge beta insider's. Highly recommend it.

Atom. Used VSCode but I just could not click with it.

I just bought jetbrains pack because jetbrains is love jetbrains is life.

IntelliJ.

@snaz?

I've been working with guys who all claim that IntelliJ IDEA is the secret to life

Intellij hands down.

@mgagemorgan He is right.

Everything from jetbrains :)

It's not technically an ide but, VS Code in my ♥️

I use VSCode for everything except Java and R, but with a lot of own extensions.

Currently vsCode insiders... once I disabled the baked in formatter, (it has some weird behaviours) and dropped a bunch of language plugins in it replaced Atom overnight for me.

NetBeans ❤

Android Studio one love 💚

@snaz why are you talking about webapps?

notepad.exe

*runs away*

There are a lot of comments on VSCode vs Atom. Currently I am an Atom User. Will moving to VSCode really make my life better?

Geany. It’s super lightweight as an IDE, but does have a few IDE features... I prefer to think of it as a well endowed editor, though. Or just nano for quick and simple edits.

Yes.

Intellij

Visual Studio for everything except PHP

JetBrains PHPStorm for... take a guess

VS Code FTW! It just does what it needs to do well.

@chandakv for me it did, but your workflow can be different from mine.

@chandakv
I went from atom to vsCode and it has made a significant difference.

- Load up time is a lot better in vsCode
- Plugins and language support seems easier to find (atleast for the ones I use)
- Built in terminal docked at bottom of screen is a lot smoother to use then the atom plugin ones.
- Git integration is 100% better in vsCode and built in rather then needing external plugins
- syntax checking is done project wide rather then active file, this actually saved me from breaking a release when I changed over.
- oh and did I mention the load times?

As for atom, I think it has better theme options but I can forgive vsCode for that as it is making all the difference in the other areas.

Nvim for everything.

@AngryApe have they finally implemented context-sensitive code completion or does it still just dump all symbols it has found in the whole project into each popup list regardless of where it pops up?