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Re: Ask HN: Is the Atom good enough to use?

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Stick to Sublime Text and/or Intellij. I prefer Sublime Text on smaller, front-end things due to speed while Intellij on larger, full-stack projects due to robust and consistent tools (like using the same debugger pane for Java, PHP and JavaScript projects, lesser cognitive burden). Both have a wide range of plugins to choose from. > Many people tell about that it is good IDE Everyone has their "favorites" but your m…

Yes, you're right. The most important thing is productivity and efficiency. I wanted to use Atom looked so hip. Because I'm a kind of the hipster for development and others :) My expression was a little vague. I just want to know that doesn't other peoples have the performance issue. Thanks.

Re: Ask HN: Is the Atom good enough to use?

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I can't say much about atom but I was just wondering if you have checked out visual studio code ? If the Intellisense you are looking for is missing you could add it based on your needs using tsd to the current project you are working on. npm install tsd -g #if tsd is not installed yet # cd to your project folder tsd query -r -o -a install react snippet grabbed from http://www.johnpapa.net/intellisense-witha-visual-s…

Good. I also know about VS Code, but I also forgot about it because it is similar with Atom too. I'll try it. Thanks about your information.
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