Questions : Which editor you guys use for web dev purpose?

VS code, Webstorm

Brackets is my favorite for web stuff.

Atom beta with the new IDE plugins 😍

I used to use VS code, but recently I've enjoyed Vim.

Brackets

Mac, Coda.

VS Code works well for me. Before that, I used Atom.

Webstorm, pycharm(for django projects)

Thanks you all guys, each and every comment was helpful 👍

Sublime and occasionally vim

Notepad++
Codepen (if that counts)
Webstorms

Vim

Sublime, lightweight and fast

Nano, vim and Netbeans :)

VS Code & PhPStorm recently 😊

Visual Studio

Brackets and notepad++... depends on how i feel

Sublime and Firefox Dev Edition developer tools...

Atom mostly
..

WebStorm, of course?

VS Code

vim, and: how do you manage your dependencies/processors/compilers? because I do it with Makefile and I think this is wrong haha

sublime and webstorm also used brackets but I didn't like it that much.

VS Code and Notepad++

Sublime mostly with vim if I need to hack directly on a server.

Atom.
I'm hearing a lot of vscode. Is it good for Linux platform or for windows?

I use Atom for all of my programming :)

Phpstorm

@SuperDoggo thanks my friends and welcome to devRant :)

Web Storm + vim

Vim. You only have to learn it once.

@sauerkraut thanks I'll try it!

My top 3 are:

Visual Studio (where 80% of my work is done)
Visual Studio Code
Notepad

I use atom with vim plugin

I'm so excited the upcoming IDE plugins.

Damn, nobody use Emacs !

Moved from VSCode to WebStorm, I really like it.

Sublime

Brackets, VScode

@C0D4 I don't understand what big Atom IDE bring to Ka

@jalebiBhai
its good to have a live syntax checker built in, instead of saving, running code and checking logs for when i missed a closing bracket or something.

Normal IDE's, i find way too bloated in features i wont use so having a syntax checker in Atom is a good thing for me.