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				In all seriousness tho, Intellij IDE's and vscode are great
 
 Do you also get to decide the stack?
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				Jetbrains stuff.
 
 IntelliJ for java. Community is fine, full is awesome
 
 mint+intelliJ is my daily driver too :)
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				 Root772326yIn order of decreasing power (and effort), and increasing prettiness and handholding: Vim, Sublime, or JetBrains. Root772326yIn order of decreasing power (and effort), and increasing prettiness and handholding: Vim, Sublime, or JetBrains.
 
 All three are good choices.
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				Thanks for the suggestions guys, I'll give IntelliJ and VS a go before I start. And while I've actually had to use Vim a couple of times before, I'd rather not be fighting my editor on top of everything else on the first day on the job.
 
 also @Haxk20 congratulations, you've made Nano sound convncing
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