In the beginning(2013)

I used gedit, then I moved unto brackets.

But I needed more customization so I switched to atom. But atom was slow and I needed performance so I switched to sublime. Sublime had lots of plugins and was absolutely amazing but I needed an IDE so now I use vscode

Been using it for 2 weeks now and I haven't opened sublime once.

The end.
Tell us your experiences with the IDE's you've used.

Sublime text 3 this days..

Used to like atom but was too slow (I guess it's a thing with all Electron apps).
My best IDE is phpstorm but it's too expensive for an hobbyist - which I am. Can run my tests with one keymap. Intellisense is out of this world while being lightweight compared to other IDEs

I so much know phpstorm environment and can code eyes closed but it's too expensive.

Eclipse of course!!


For Java


For python- Spyder
For PHP/web - phpstorm
For quick editing - Notepad++
For AIML - Notepad++
Android - Android studio of course



I tried Emacs.

Till today, I never open am after the first time.

Pycharm for python, html, css and javascript

pycharm for python, intelli j for java and other Jet brains IDE

PHP codelobster and netbeans

Honestly, I'd have to say nano. It's simple, lightweight, and it does everything that I need for the time being.

Notepad++ and Eclipse

if you are serious with ur work here is the list

python - pyscripter
HTML and js and php and likes - sublime text 3

nothing best its double layout work view

c and c++ - code block and dev++

Mehn this is hard oo, started off with Eclipse about 2004, then just doing basic HTML 3.2 stuff, then cant remember what happened in-between time, but more recently circa 2009-2016, Its been Netbeans, sublime, code-blocks, vim, IntelliJ, Kate, a little more emacs, Notepad++ all in no particular or sensible order..

To all the geeks above me, abeg take life easy, dont kill urself with codes. html, css, php = notepad++ Android java = intellij Java = eclipse C, c++ = code;:blocks The rest of the languages are kinda no go area

Dekatron:
Eclipse of course!!


For Java


For python- Spyder
For PHP/web - phpstorm
For quick editing - Notepad++
For AIML - Notepad++
Android - Android studio of course



I tried Emacs.

Till today, I never open am after the first time.

Bros, long time na. how are things going?

VS Code

notepad ++
sublime

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Notepad ++/vs code/code writer

Simple, lightweight and dies the job for now.

Notepad++ taking the first spot for its ease to customize.

NetBeans

Sublime for HTML & CSS, Code Block for C++, Visual Studio 2015 / Sharp Develop for C# and finally [b]BlueFish[/b]for PHP

Android Studio & Atom

I run my Python scripts from the shell, I write my code on notepad++

vscode still my favourite

VS Code : takes a million gb to download & a billion gb to install
Other IDEs: don't see nothing special
Sublime Text: can handle anything if you know what you are doing
VI: same as sublime text
VI & Sublime, no need to jump around

Currently using eclipse for java and liclipse for python

I believe no IDE or code editor is universally complete on its own.
While all of them have their strengths and flaws. However, i tend to use IDEs or editors that best suit the problem at hand. Though, i have bias for Jetbrains IDE enterprise editions, VScode and Atom.

Android studio : Android
NetBeans : Java, C++
phpstorm : all things web
sublime text too

I'm more comfy with the dark side(dark theme IDEs).

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All of the above and below including mspaint and coreldraw.

Phpstorm for web Note++ for quick editing of text files(code) Android has only 1 official IDE i guess.

IDE for Python = Pycharm
IDE for Java = NetBeans and Android Studio
IDE for C++ = Code Blocks

Text Editor = SublimeText

Omo, i dey see many bad-ass people for this thread o, even mentioning IDEs that I know nuffin about

Text Editor - Notepad++ (Textpad is not bad either).
IDE - Eclipse. It really depends on the Job. Some clients require us to use RAD, but most Java IT shops have moved to the much lighter Eclipse.

directonpc:
Phpstorm for web
Note++ for quick editing of text files(code)
Android has only 1 official IDE i guess.

note++ == notepad++?