What IDE/Compilers do you guys use?

I'm only very vaguely familiar with java and am trying to fin a pretty good one. I normaly use Visual Studio/Visual Studio Code.

VSCode, nano

@ScribeOfGoD I've never heard of nano. I'll look it up, thanks!

Eclipse is just fine. It's open source and has all the features.

VScode and VIM

I've never used but have heard good things about it.

For Java I usually use IntelliJ

Intellij does it for me - i had eclipse once but it was pretty messy imo. About compilers - is there even anything but the standard JDK? If we're talking buildtools, i use gradle cause i hate xml, but from all i know maven has the same capabilities.

I guess InteliJ will be my next endeavor. thanks!

@Curtle it's a terminal based editor, like vim

Intellij Idea

IntelliJ is definitely worth to take a look at

For Java IntelliJ, for NodeJS based projects Sublime with Plug-ins

Netbeans/Atom

All those comments about nano 😆😆🤣🤣

Visual studio pro with msdn subscription, most of JetBrains ide's and tools (ReSharper and all profiling/debugging tools, phpstorm, webstorm (for node), Datagrip (databases)) and vscode for lighter text editing (usually just for the launch time)

Intellij for Java stuff, but fuck Java.

Eclipse for java
PyCharm for python
Sublime and VI as text editors

IntelliJ and now my newfound love, visualCode

IntelliJ is crowned the JVM king (no joke. it is far better than both eclipse and netbeans), Clojure (Lisp for JVM) is better to do in vim/emacs. Compiler I use is jdk8/10-openjdk, and for Kotlin, my language of choice for JVM, it's kotlinc, and Clojure is interpreted

For anything else, vim is my editor of choice

Hacked Sublime text for front end stufd
Intellij for java

Emacs at home

IntelliJ for Java and VS Code for JavaScript

VS for everything
Intelij for java

VSCode and NeoVim!

Eclipse
Gcc / vim
Yasm / vim

Notepad++ with custom hotkeys for the build process.

@Fast-Nop I don't realy like notepad++. Although it's better than just notepad.

I like vim when I need to change things over ssh or whatever. I just started using VScode recently and really like it. It feels lightweight but still has all the tools I need.

@1nt3rn3tc0wb0y yea VS Code does! It's by far my favorite text editor. I also love the customizeability!

I just Atom but I don't use java. I really like pyCharm, same peeps make intelliJ and I've heard good things.

Vim + GDB