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Poll: Which IDE/text editor do you use?
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#12Emacs and 10x
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#13Xcode and VSCode, depending on what I'm doing. I haven't tried Jetbrains AppCode yet, been meaning to.
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#14VSCode with the vscode-neovim extension, which uses the full Neovim that's installed on your machine, unlike VSCodeVim which only emulates Vim. You get the best of both worlds this way, one-click editor extensions with the power of Vim.
Some hotkeys overlap, but it's still a great experience.
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#15Notepad++
would almost beat VSCode, but it's only available on Windows. N++ perfectly fits into how I work, using the keyboard mainly. It supports plugins, is quick even with large files and is highly customisable which makes it (combined with Total Commander) the perfect command center on Windows.
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#16Sublime Text 3. I love the minimalist and configurable approach to it, compared to bulky VS and not so intuitive other editors.
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#17JetBrains IDEs for coding projects, Geany for notes, plain Vim for quick scripts
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#18VSCode, with Vim emulation. I almost never want for Vim stuff that doesn't exist in the Code plugin. I generally am happy with Code's autocomplete and plugin ecosystem.
Really feels like the best of both worlds to me.
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#19used to use emacs, then switched over to vim -- tried vscode for a stretch, but some functions required mousing, and that bothered me to no end
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#20Netbeans for Java. Emacs for everything else.