What are you currently using to edit code /g/, and why?
>>54657646
Pycharm
>why?
Literally has everything you need
inb4 windows
I know, I'm going to buy a macbook asap
Vim because it's comfy
cmd prompt
>>54657646
Visual Studio. The TFS tools are incredible. By far the best IDE. Only unemployed Archcucks will disagree.
EMACS BABY
vim
>and why?
it's better than the other editors I know
>>54657646
Visual studio for c++
Sublime text 3 for everything else
>>54657742
Agree, but using plugins. Visual Assist is pretty much required if you use C++.
>>54657742
Anything from Jetbrains rapes VS so badly that afterwards it has to sit in the shower rocking back and forth for an hour.
The only reason to EVER start visual studio is to use Xamarin.
>>54657821
Undergraduate.
>>54657646
Pycharm for Python/Django
CLion for anything C/C++
IntelliJ for most Java applications
so far, I've found jetbrains IDEs to be the most useful
>>54657862
Not him, we use Jetbrains' Pycharm at my work
Pen and paper. Eat my pooh fat American pig. I will take your job
>>54657821
>>54657872
>>54657887
>>54657671
ITT:
The Entire Jetbrains Marketing Team
notepad++
>>54657912
nice meme
>>54657821
Bait.
>>54657887
Where do you work.
>>54657821
Does jetbrains' C++ IDE have a Visual Assist equivalent? VS with VA is the best i've used for C++.
We use C# at work and the VS environment is top tier, but that's expected considering how hard MS push .NET
>>54657896
As long as that poo.... is in the loo
>>54657946
>Where do you work.
NW England, currently at what's called the biggest python company, serving hundreds of thousands of people per 'event' where there are probably a few events per month. The vagueness is intended
just use the default text editor of the DE and atom if, god forbid, i'm on windoze
obviously i'm not working on anything major at the moment so these suffice.
>>54657646
nano because it's simple and I don't need 20 plug-in crutches just to read my own code
Geany. Fast, lightweight, functional. Also, complements my Xfce environment nicely.
I work at one of the Google offices, and if you use an IDE you're a laughingstock. It's Vim, Emacs, Sublime, and Atom as far as the eye can see.
Fresh grads come in all starry-eyed and then get flabbergasted when they find out that using simple tools makes development so much faster. They're brought up to think that text editors are what you use freshman year, and that using fifteen pieces of bloatware that lock you into an ecosystem is the mark of enlightenment.
>>54658037
I also work at Google, and we use IDEs
yall niggas are gonna have yerself a fun ol time when this is good to go: https://blogs.msdn.microsoft.com/vcblog/2016/03/31/cc-extension-for-visual-studio-code/
Pelles C for C
Code::Blocks for C++
Scite for everything else.
android studio. I make bucko bucks on an app that took about 3 hours to code. jaja
>>54657671
Python and a Macbook... take a look at this faggot
>>54658037
>simple tools
>vim, emacs, sublime, atom
lul, vim is the only non-IDE in that list
>>54657646
Neovim, because it's comfy af and I can't think of any compelling reason to use anything else
>>54657671
>win10
>storing files on onedrive
has g taught you nothing?
Notepad++ on windows, geany on Linux
>>54658037
Tell your Google colleagues to make a decent iMessage replacement
https://github.com/zyedidia/micro
It's a cli editor with sane defualts, CUA shortcuts instead of vimline ones, syntax highlighting, lua plugins. It can do simple things like duplicate lines, replace, search, etc. Oh, and it has great mouse support.
It's written in go, actively developed, with lots of comments easily readable code, I've been pushing some patches the last few days and the dev is friendly.
>>54657646
vim
>why?
good plugins for everything I want and good systems for loading them when I need them. also it's on every server I'll find myself on. plus my vimrc is fire senpai
Depends.
I use Qtcreator for C++ projects
>why
Having an IDE is very useful when reading other peoples code or when you manage a lot of different projects.
On other things I usually use kate because it is one of the best editors there is.
It handles everything, but in a dumb way, so I don't use it for c++.
When I need to make a quick edit in a config file, I use vim.
If I just need to verify something and then save it, I use nano.
If need to automate something, I use sed.
I should probably use vim more, I hear it is really good when you add a million plugins and rewrite the core to fit your needs.
I use Atom but I don't like it. I don't understand how people use this for actual programming. I guess if you do webdev it would be fine, but I'm using it for python and without plugins it has no breakpoints or debugging features of any kind. All I can do is use print statements and comment shit out. I know I'm doingitwrong but surely this is just an inferior tool to something like PyCharm which I intend to install soon.
>>54657671
>Python
>Pycharm
>Windows10
>1366x768
>OneDrive
>Chrome
>wants to buy a MacBook
>Can't even remove the obvious Win10 bloat from the taskbar, which takes like 10 seconds, tops
Don't do anything, just kill yourself, that's the best option for you at this point.
>>54657821
I honestly hope this is bait. I cannot get over how wrong this is.
>>54657646
Atom, gedit, vim
>>54659507
Also tried WebStorm but not worth it's money. Would use it over atom if it was free
Sublime 3
I'm way too used to it to change.
> see this thread
> everyone is low resolution
> everyone uses a shitty font
as expected from /g/, always shitting on Apple but in reality everyone here is just a poorfag.
>>54659612
>func ResolveExpressaoMatematicaValidaECompleta
Writing these stupid long names is part of the Swift guidelines right?
>>54659652
no, you're just a fag that can't comprehend readability.
>>54659681
Right I remember, it was Objective C not Swift.
Ur faggot hipster editor is a fad but Emacs is forever.
>>54659735
fuck off, poorfag.
vim locally on work laptop, vi on remote machines -- sometimes I forget I can't "gg" or use macros in vi.
>>54659612
Nice, what are you making bro? I just got started with Swift and I fucking love it and Xcode. It's glorious. It feels so weird trying to learn Java and other languages after using Swift.
Atom
Feels nice.
Cons:
Not lightweight
Suggest me better faggots
>>54657646
eclipse
it might not be as 1337 ebin as Vim, but it just werks
>>54657742
VS is god tier, but how the hell do you like TFS? It is fucking awful. Just touch a file, even if the comparison is the same, and it shows up in pending changes. Branching is a pain in the dick too.
Neovim inside tmux. Objectively the best environment.
>>54659905
A calculator, it's finished already.
>>54660059
>When he needs more then one application to edit source code.
>>54660146
Nice, open source?
>>54657912
why are the Jetbrains programs so expensive? It's yearly fees too, I was recommended PHP Storm what's an alternative?
>>54657671
Looks exactly like Android Studio
Is that because of that IntelliJ thing?
anyone ever use http://limetext.org/
remember looking at it a year or two ago, didn't seem like it was worth it at the time
>>54659998
dunno why people say this, I've got a dozen or so plugins and it still starts up in about a second.
how the fuck does anyone even use intellij? it's so complicated.
>>54660160
yep, code not available yet tho, will be uploading by the end of this month.
>>54660254
how long did it take you in total?
VSCode because Atom is slow as shit
>tfw break out emacs and modify that perl script
>>54660266
hmm idk maybe 2 months, really fun tho.
Notepad.
>>54660302
For just a calculator? What was the most challenging part?
>>54659844
fuck off monkey
>>54657671
>Not being a code artisan
>2016
>Not writing node.js web 2.0 applications for a living
I seriously wish you fellows not to do these things.
>>54660597
If this dont get your dick hard I don't know what will
>>54657646
ok more code, the functions you call if possible without infinite more being called
Atom, because it's basically the only open source thing that highlights React properly and doesn't suck.
>>54659354
Take python itself out of that list and I'm right there with you.
>>54657646
Just switched from Nano to VIM because my computer arch professor called Nano "The retards text editor". Then went on a rant about Emacs....
>>54661852
You should have strongly, vocally agreed with everything he said, then told him that's why you use Eclipse for everything. Just to watch the world burn.
>>54657912
They make good software.
>>54660707
>he thinks he's using a real editor
>>54661852
>this happening at any educational institution ever
>>54661852
is your professor fat with a beard? or thin with glasses?
i need this information before i believe him or not
ex/vi
Specifically nex/nvi
>>54659073
>>54659354
What's wrong with Python?
>>54657671
>>54661972
Does everything I need it to do.
Vim
How do I get good at vim?
>>54662051
Nothing. It just has a lot of advanced built in functions and shit so people who don't really program but who can copy and paste a few lines tend to use it so they can say they programmed something that sounds really impressive when in reality it really wasn't. That plus its goofy syntax and design choices triggers a lot of programming autistics.
notepad
>>54662110
type vimtutor into terminal
>>54659073
what's wrong with macbook
>>54659115
I'm not bothering to do anything with this new laptop tbf. I would rather put effort into a new macbook
>>54660169
Probably
>>54660597
>nodejs
hipster-tier
>>54657646
IDLE, because I'm a cuck and I have to learn Python for a school project. It came with the python, and Notepad++'s plugins are outdated, so whatever
