what software to use for coding

[cakez]

Hello,I'm starting to code and I wondering which software should I use to  write the code?

Thx

-will

[Nineshadow]

What language?

[Guest]

VIM.

[manikyath]

depends on what you're gonna be coding:

- java: eclipse or intelliJ

- C: pelles C (really dont, its horribly outdated) or visual studio

- C++: visual studio

- python: notepad++

- html & css: notepad++

- lua: notepad++

[Textosterone]

jgrasp kek fite me bitches

[SparcASM]

Hello,I'm starting to code and I wondering which software should I use to  write the code?

Thx

-will

Would recommend Sublime text.

[LtStaffel]

flashdevelop/haxe

[Wombo]

Hello,I'm starting to code and I wondering which software should I use to  write the code?

Thx

-will

Notepad++ is a great one all around. Even if you don't end up using it for coding it is by far the best basic text editor there is.

[Satlen]

Sublime Text or Notepad++ will work fine!

[Judahnator]

I use Atom (http://atom.io/) on a daily basis. It works great for my use case.

 

Another great one is Microsoft Visual Studio

[Wolax]

Same here. Currently using Atom for everything but Swift Coding. Which of course is done with Xcode. Before Atom I used Sublime Text, before that TextMate.

[N0ps32]

I use IntelliJ IDEA Ultimate hands down the best IDE I've ever used.

I mainly use it for Java, PHP5 (symfony), other random website development and Cordova JavaScript apps.

 

If you are just starting out it might be a bit expensive though.

[r3bify]

Just to be different I'm going to say Visual Studio Code. But you need to say what language you're using because some have pretty great IDE's.

[49Pigs49]

For Python I use pylscripter it can get annoying with its auto completion, but I like it because when you have a lot of variables you can just use the arrow keys to pick it so you don't have to worry about typing fast and misspelling a important word

[vanished]

VIM.

https://imgs.xkcd.com/comics/real_programmers.png

I use code blocks for c++ on windows, and just a plain text editor and command line compiler on linux

[MrStraightface]

NETBEANS 

[as96]

VIM.

For a beginner? Are you on drugs?

 

The best choice would be a good IDE so you won't have to worry about having separate programs to write and compile.

But if you want just an editor you can't go wrong with Atom.

[vanished]

For a beginner? Are you on drugs?

 

The best choice would be a good IDE so you won't have to worry about having separate programs to write and compile.

But if you want just an editor you can't go wrong with Atom.

I think it might have been a joke (see my post with the link)

Vi and vim are great but I think even pros will use a proper IDE

[Guest]

For a beginner? Are you on drugs?

 

The best choice would be a good IDE so you won't have to worry about having separate programs to write and compile.

But if you want just an editor you can't go wrong with Atom.

Learn programming the hard way.

If you don't learn what your going to use eventually, you won't be good at it in the future.