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rvbugs07608ywhat should be the practice during learning phase , using an ide or plain text editor . Everyone?
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tahnik389898y@rvbugs0 If you are just starting to program I suggest learn a good text editor like Vim first. Once you master the keyboard shortcuts use a Jetbrains IDE and use vim plugin with it.
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It depends on what you're working with, smaller code changes is definitely for Sublime text. An all round project solution, NetBeans or PhpStorm ✊
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Completely depends on the project. I don't think it would be nearly as easy or fun coding in Java or C++ on Sublime Text compared to an IDE. If you are doing HTML, CSS, and JS (Node.js included) it is probably more beneficial to use a text editor because of the bloat from an IDE.
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crisz82368yI know that in this platform everyone hates eclipse, but I can program in eclipse with closed eyes and without mistakes, why have I to change it? It's comfortable
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skqr708ySublime and a terminal. Everything good about GUI. IDE is usually a terminal for dummies. #ShotsFired
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pawnstar478yI've fallen in love with Atom + terminal. Try the "hardcore mode" plugin. It makes me smile no matter how hard the day.
IDE vs sublime ✌🏻️, i prefer sublime, and you ?
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