Definitely missing a IntelliJ/Webstorm option
Brackets also missing.
Poll: What is your primary editor?
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#12Coda -- purely, because of the ease of remote-ssh. Otherwise I'd be ST2 most likely.
Visual Studio for Winblows work
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#13Needs a VisualStudio option?!
Ya, I was looking for that also.
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#14http://hnlike.com/hncharts/chart/?id=8678339
Courtesy of @sbashyal.
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#15Lighttable. Good for anything I do.
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#16WebStorm for development, Atom for a GUI, and VIM when I'm in the console.
What languaes do you touch in Webstorm?
I often edit PHP AND Ruby templates that have HTML, CSS, and JavaScript embdeed within them and I struggle to find an editor that can apply syntax highlighting to that mix-mash of languages in one file correctly. Do you ever edit jumbled multilingual files in Webstorm?
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#17> cat
Really?
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#18Emacs, but at this point I've got it to a point where I'm mostly comfortable with it, there's still a bunch of annoyances, but I haven't hacked the configuration substantially in years. I keep meaning to get to it, but other things keep getting in the way.
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#19Did anyone ever spend much time with Light Table? I gave it a chance when the Ruby plugin was new but missed my Sublime plugins and shortcuts too much.
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#20Visual Studio