Does someone still use Notepad++ in 2016 ??

@g-m-f I may be wrong but I found it totally hasbeen no ?

Use it for textfiles and some old asp files but not for current projects.

@Voxera Yeah right notepad is one of the fastest for simple files

I use it for notes.

Textfiles or as a clipboard of text snips where I want text only (formatting gone), or short scripts. The search and replace bit is also quite useful.

Certain files yes, npp is still a viable choice, you can also format text and copy it with formatting, which I'll use in some release documents

Yes. It's still so good and i love how it is able to predict text based on text already in a file.

Since I found Sublime....nope

It's a God send for log analysis.. I installed it over wine in Ubuntu!

I use it for various things from taking notes to viewing xml

Me. But not for programming. I use it as a replacement for notepad in windows.

I do, but not for coding. It's a great way to open just about any file.

@SweetHuman Yes okay that I understand

I use it for programming in C++ on Windows

@dewguzzler yeah, the copy format function I have used for loads of documentation

I use it for quickly changing connection strings in web.config, that's about it

In the wild west days as a fresh faced web developer, I worked in a team of five where we all used Notepad++ and the FTP plugin to deploy. Who needs version control when you can just continually overwrite each others changes?

As a place to dump text then yeah, absolutely.

I use it to see if there any updates to it.

There are many better editors now, but I still like having it. Always have liked the little green chameleon on the pencil.

Yes, for logs.

Yep. All my webdev is done in it.

@rantymcrantface #facepalm

I still used it this morning just for quick edit of a side file...my atom is too precious to welcome intrusions.

For sure. Using it for notes.