I use Vim personally and it suits my needs reasonably well

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a month later
I mostly use Vim, but Notepad++ is pretty good for multifile editing on Windows.
i've completely dropped atom and now only use sublime
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For Python, I use JetBrain's PyCharm IDE. For absolutely everything else, I tend to use Adobe's Brackets editor.
sublime is bestlime :ok_hand:
ed is the standard text editor.
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Sublime and Emacs.
6 days later
Notepad++ <3
Vim for everything that isn't on Windows. Brackets for web development on Windows, and Sublime for all-around coding on Windows, even though it looks pretty disgusting on 7 and 10, even with customization.
a year later
vim or nano, depends on environment, and geany for GUI
7 months later
