Multi functional and free editor. Feels a bit bloated at times but it has an overall good functionality, working with almost all commercial language's know to
My text editor of choice due to the fact that it has a very small load on your workstation. It stays maintained, almost no noticeable difference between the paid version and the free version.
Clean and very responsive editor, at first glance seeming a bit complicated, but as times progresses becoming a clear and easy to use editor
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| pros | cons |
|---|---|
| easy to use | limited to a few languages |
| clear layout | short cuts are not universal |
| open source | no build in cheat sheets |
Visual Studio is what developers buy when they grow up, get serious and don’t mind that other developers know they’re using Microsoft.
When working with a laptop make sure your ide does not take all of your memory.
Sublime is my ide of choice because it does not slow down my system (laptop)
When working with a desktop workstation i would choose visual studio due to its multi functionality
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