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Favorite IDE - awesomizer19 - 08-09-2016
Poll of your favorite IDEs to use for programming.
RE: Favorite IDE - Nickster258 - 08-09-2016
Where is stock Windows Notepad?
don't kill me it is a prank
RE: Favorite IDE - Chibill - 08-09-2016
Where's PyCharm. Or NotePad++.
RE: Favorite IDE - Apuly - 08-09-2016
Where are the multiple options
RE: Favorite IDE - awesomizer19 - 08-10-2016
(08-09-2016, 09:47 PM)Chibill Wrote: Where's PyCharm. Or NotePad++.
I only put the top 10 IDEs according to popularity. NotePadd++ isn't an IDE .-.
RE: Favorite IDE - VoltzLive - 08-10-2016
how dare you call Vim an IDE!
RE: Favorite IDE - PaukkuPalikka - 08-10-2016
I don't use an IDE... much faster to just typo make in a shell
(except if you count emacs or neovim)
RE: Favorite IDE - Apuly - 08-10-2016
notepad++ is an ide
download the right plug-ins, configure everything properly, and you have syntax highlighting, auto finishing and compiling all working.
RE: Favorite IDE - CrazyGuy108 - 08-11-2016
An IDE is an app for source code editing, build automation and debugging. I'm pretty sure Sublime and Emacs are just text editors...
RE: Favorite IDE - VoltzLive - 08-12-2016
(08-11-2016, 10:04 PM)CrazyGuy108 Wrote: An IDE is an app for source code editing, build automation and debugging. I'm pretty sure Sublime and Emacs are just text editors...
Emacs is most definitely an IDE. It ships with a hella tools for programming, build systems, shit like that.
Sublime ships with (shit) build systems
Vim ships with basically no tools at all. you only turn it into an "ide" by including tools.