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What is your preferred IDE?

I feel the most comfortable in Visual Studio and have heard from many others that VS is their IDE of choice, but I've also heard other people shame VS users and opt for something like Notepad++ or even no IDE at all, just a basic text editor. Granted, I'm not gonna back down from VS, I love it, but I really want to hear what other people like to use?

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    VS is love, VS is life. Though it could be a bit lighter, I use it with ReSharper and it can take a while to start up
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    @Kodnot Honestly, I just searched what ReSharper was and I'm surprised I haven't read about it before what with its 875k+ installs. I'll have to give ReSharper a look, thanks for the mention of it!
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    I use Jetbrains... Its amazing... VS is a bit too slow for me
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    @Bartender It's an extremely useful addon, and if you're a student you can get a license for free. The only donwside is that it can be a bit Too useful, when I tried using VS code without all the fancy autocompletion and automatic missing reference resolutions I couldn't code shit 😓😂
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    @Kodnot Is there a setting to tone the autocorrect back a bit or is it WYSIWYG?
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    @Bartender No clue what that acronym means, but you can just not use it 🤣
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    @Kodnot Lol I’ll try it out! 😁👌🏻
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    i use:
    -Eclipse (java/c++)
    -Sublime (python/js)
    -VScode(python/js
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    Just stop comparing.
    If you like an editor A and works for you then embrase it. If not go for fucking B, C...........
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    @BlackByte hows cpp on eclipse? Been using nano, but my projects are getting bigger.
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    I use vim with a lot of plugins and when combined with other terminals (I use i3 so it stacks nicely) it can be as powerful as an ide, but without the hassle and being way more lightweight. I do tho sometimes use JetBrains stuff with heavily adapted vim emulator and cleaned out interface
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    @sharktits you can just install the cdt and then you can use cpp on eclipse
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