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Lasoloz
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I'll go with IDEs (and multiple answers) for this.
In my *opinion*, the best IDEs are:
- IntelliJ and the other JetBrains products for almost any serious work. It's just too good (even though there are some bugs every now and there)
- VS Code for quick coding, hacking
- micro, if only a shell is available
Worst IDEs:
- Qt Creator: I just hate it, it's hard to configure, hard to use, big nope for me.
- Some IDE for the Clean functional programming language, which I've only used once and I don't know its name, but it was a painful thing to try to use back then (~3 years ago)

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  • 1
    Oh yes, micro! The only command-line editor that's configured to be user-friendly and advanced off-the-shelf, at least in Termux land.
  • 1
    I personally like qtcreator with vim plugin a lot for C++ development.
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