Atom vs brackets vs sublime vs vscode hehehe.
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I mean which one do u prefer

Vim

For me, the best of those is vscode. I feel it more comfortable, I don't know exactly why.

Atom for now, will take a look at Brackets tho

I never tried vim. Will try now

atom, better ui

@scout good luck exiting your first time

> edit.exe file.ext

VS Code.

Emacs and vim!

Sublime > spacemacs == vim > emacs > jetbrains * > everything else.

vscode for me. Atom is slow, bracket's too web oriented and immature for me, and sublime isn't as easy to turn into a full fledged ide.

holy shit, the vim love is real...
i go with vim as well

if I had to pick a modern editor I would go with vscode.
unlike atom, you don't need to go around changing configs as much, and last time I checked it was faster, atom had huge issues with big files for example.

and unlike sublime, it has a UI (I know, it sounds crazy, a UI in a graphical editor, but it's real)

sublime is faster though, even faster than vim, which is a very strong advantage.

@RantSomeWhere It really is quite nice.
It's an editor, mind, not an IDE. It really does shine as an editor.

No matter what ide i installed, one day i always come back to Sublime.. FML

IntelliJ for an ide
vim for a text editor
leafpad for an extended clipboard

Editor: sublime is still faster and better than vscode for me, I also use vim sometime.
Ide: any Jetbrains' one

This threads been common on here recently.. but I prefer VS Code, but for a side editor I use Sublime and sometimes Notepad++

Atom.

if desktop available, VSCode otherwise vim.

Is sublime still a thing?

If I need an IDE I go for Jetbrains products, if I need a text editor it is Vim

@leksyib Yep!

Vim

VSCode plugin... Best of both worlds.

vscode all the way