What code editors do you use/like, and why?
Web Code: Atom <http://atom.io>. It's a free/open source code editor by GitHub, and it's really good for web editing imo.
Non-Web: I don't do much non-web coding, so yeah. 
What code editors do you use/like, and why?
Web Code: Atom <http://atom.io>. It's a free/open source code editor by GitHub, and it's really good for web editing imo.
Non-Web: I don't do much non-web coding, so yeah. 
Sublime: Recommended to me by Yagmi (@smug)
Notepad++: Used this for who knows how long
I like http://codepen.io for web coding because I can see the changes happen in real time and the css and html documents are on the same page without changing tabs, plus it looks nice and you can also share it easily and others can edit it.
You can get dreamweaver for a month for free. Or use other methods.
It works the same as codepen basically.
PHP Storm, for you know PHP
Notepad++ for everything else
Is PHPStorm available for Linux (I assume it is, being PHP)? If so, I may try it.
Notepad++ is amazing for JS imo.
Guts wroteYou can get dreamweaver for a month for free. Or use other methods.
It works the same as codepen basically.
Dreamweaver ew
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When I was practicing with web stuff I used Sublime.
For interpreted languages I tend to use Notepad++ (or Sublime)
Otherwise, I use Visual Studio or Eclipse because I'm a loser who needs an IDE
The Python thingy, but I don't do much coding anyway.
Eli Ayase wroteGuts wroteYou can get dreamweaver for a month for free. Or use other methods.
It works the same as codepen basically.Dreamweaver ew
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When I was practicing with web stuff I used Sublime.
For interpreted languages I tend to use Notepad++ (or Sublime)
Otherwise, I use Visual Studio or Eclipse because I'm a loser who needs an IDE
ew loser, ide's are for losers.
PHP Storm & Notepad++
sublime text because it's naicu
I think im going to switch to atom, see how thats like against notepad++
You are silly if you don't use VS CODE https://code.visualstudio.com/
Coda (on OSX ony :/ ) it's the best for me
I use Sublime.
VS for C# stuff, Eclipse for Java, Notepad++ for any web stuff (PHP, HTML). I'll probably be using Notepad++ for C/C++ stuff when my semester starts as well
Most of the Jetbrains IDE's.
Cracked all the way
Notepad++ for coding when i'm at work (using VB and SQL querys)
for coding at home i use atom by github. i'm currently developing a chess server which i might open by the end of the year.
I like that is extremely customizable and has nice snippets. I recommend it.