Whats your favorite IDE?

[WhatARoaster]

I mostly use Eclipse and Notepad ++.

[Tommy]

Notepad ++ and I also like Sublime Text 2

[Guest]

I always use Eclipse and Notepad++, but use NetBeans for class

[AMICLG]

Notepad++, Arduino IDE and Eclipse

[WhatARoaster]

Notepad++, Arduino IDE and some Eclipse

 

Actually yea i quite like the Arduino IDE as well.

[AMICLG]

Actually yea i quite like the Arduino IDE as well.

Have you tried Anjuta it's pretty slick looking.

[WhatARoaster]

Have you tried Anjuta it's pretty slick looking.

 

Not yet, ill have to have a look at it sometime soon.

[alpenwasser]

I usually use Vim with xterm and tmux as my programming setup.

I've found it important to have a good .vimrc though, makes life a lot easier. I also

intend to start looking into using code snippet functionality in Vim with some plugins

(which will basically give me some good autocomplete functionality), but I haven't yet

managed to achieve something useful with that.

As for why I'm not using a full IDE instead, I have invested quite a bit of time into

learning some decent Vim skills, and even though I'm not nearly exploiting its true

potential yet I have gotten to a point where I'm actually quite a bit more efficient with

Vim than with a "normal" editor.

[AMICLG]

Not yet, ill have to have a look at it sometime soon.

Linux and code is just made for eachother it's much smoother than windows thats why I like it.

[majorawsome]

Eclipse for Java, and Visual Studio.

[mtsprite]

Code::Blocks for C++, Eclipse for Java, and vim.

[Darkfeign]

Usually working in linux so Sublime Text 3 as it's really, really nice and simple and works across Mac and Windows unchanged. I haven't really used Eclipse much since Android development and initial fumblings at university but for any serious Java project i'd probably rely on that quite heavily. C++ tends to just be Sublime, g++ and valgrind for memory management.

[manon_gfx]

#include <iostream>

int main()
{
    std::cout << "I <3 Visual Studio 2010 for my C++" << std::endl;

    return 0;

}

[xXxYOLOxSWAGxXx_420BlazeIt]

Netbeans and Visual Studio.

 

Arduino IDE is pretty awful, I dont know why people are saying its good.

[lutzee]

For a full IDE eclipse, for scripting and similar Sublime Text 2 

[Hoppa]

notepad++ mostly, eclipse, and sometimes visual studio

[Spartan-S63]

My favorite IDE depends on what language I'm working with.

 

If it's C# or C++, I like using Visual Studio 2012. If I'm doing comparable C# or C++ work on Linux, I'll use MonoDevelop and/or VIM.

 

For PHP, HTML, CSS, and JavaScript I either use Sublime Text or PHPStorm, just depends on the size of the project. Both are good editors/IDEs (I know Sublime isn't really viewed as an IDE, but with all the plugins, it quickly turns into one).

 

For Java, I'll use BlueJ (because I learned on it) for very small projects, or I'll use Eclipse for a large one. From time to time, I use Netbeans, but I haven't lately because it's pretty slow in comparison to other tools.

[Jonny]

PHPDesigner or Notepad++

[Sundanc3]

Xcode for C/C++ development

Eclipse for Python and Java 

[tito]

Mostly Eclipse or Neatbeans. I also really like SublimeText but dont think this counts as an IDE

[Henry]

Visual Studio

[DizZz]

Eclipse for Java and Sublime for Perl and Python

[arkon]

Visual Studio for C# and Python, and Sublime for HTML/CSS/JS/other quick things.

[Crabtr]

Notepad++ on Windows and Sublime on Linux for my editors, and lately I've been playing around with Ninja IDE.

[atomicmonkey101]

what do you think of Komodo Edit IDE?