What's Your Favorite Editor?

[Lyerae]

(I'm making a new thread, the old one is nearly a year old.)

Title says it. IDEs and / or editors. I'm currently using a mixture of Notepad++ (until my current project is done) and vim, and I'm transitioning over to vim fully.



For Notepad++, I'm using the Monokai theme, with only the ZenCoding plugin (not including the plugins that comes preinstalled).

For vim, I'm using the Mustang theme, with the following plugins: Pathogen, delimitMate, closetag, vim-surround, NERDCommenter, NERDTree, Tagbar, cssfix (sorry, I can't find the link.), csscolor, and vim-fugitive.

Both editors use the DejaVu font (Sans Mono) @ 10px.

Note: vim is actually gVim, but I've disabled most of the UI components (menubars, taskbar, etc.).

(PS: I'll add the editors posted here to the poll.)

 

[GetTriggerUnit-]

I like Bespin theme.

 

[Darthfett]

I voted for all of the above except emacs:
vi/vim I've been using for javascript, various text editing, some python, and some bash.
Notepad++ I've been using only for vJass, which I haven't been actively doing.
eclipse I've been using for some python, and Java.

I also used QT Creator a bit for C++, and I think you should include it among others in the poll, such as Visual Studio, PSPad, gedit, which I've used, as well as netbeans, notepad, etc.

I haven't done much C++ (yet), but I found QT Creator in my limited use to be very useful, work well, and have some excellent tools (such as built-in debugging (even for running javascript files on top of the C++), hotkeys to switch between header and source files, and customizable build sequences/types).

 

[tooltiperror]

For Web Development (PHP, HTML, Javascript, and some other small stuff) I find the best editor I've ever had the pleasure of working with is Coda. Without Coda, I go crazy, it's just so awesome. It's syntax highlighting is superior to anything I've seen before, the color scheme is so much more graceful and really changed how I highlight my code everywhere. The integration with FTP is amazing, I edit my site as if it's just saved on my HDD. Coda is a must have for everyone. Regrettably, it is OS X only.

For other stuff, I use XCode for 2D graphics stuff with C++, and it's actually growing on me. Using it is sort of nice, it flows very well.

apple fanboy reporting in

 

[Vestras]

Qt Creator for C++, Visual Studio for everything else. If Visual Studio doesn't support it, I hax it.

 

[azareus]

C::B for C(++)
Eclipse for Java
Notepad++ for everything else.

 

[Lyerae]

@azareus, I tried using Eclipse (well, Aptana 3), but could never get used to it. Code::Blocks was quite nice though. I enjoyed using that when I was learning some C++ (though I did never finish learning it. )

@Vestras, VS is decent, but I would prefer C::B for C/++ (or vim + make and gcc).
@tooltiperror, I wish they could port Coda to Windows. I've used a little bit of it, and it's quite nice (I didn't fully explore it though. :/).

Also, POST SCREENS OF YOUR SETUPS (and plugins / addons / extensions / themes / etc.), OR ELSE!

Also, it seems I can't edit the poll, so could a mod do that, please?

 

[Magentix]

Notepad++ for local/FTP development
VIM on Linux boxes that have no FTP or for editing/viewing other files such as httpd.conf, logs, ...

For NPP, I use the ZenCoding and Explorer plug-ins

Edit: My 1000th post

 

[tooltiperror]

Screenshot? Screenshot.
http://i.imgur.com/J8m3A.png

That is a screenshot of the backend of this. (see what I mean about the syntax highlighting? very graceful).

 

[GetTriggerUnit-]

Now I use Dreamweaver 5.5...

 

[Vestras]

@Vestras, VS is decent, but I would prefer C::B for C/++ (or vim + make and gcc).

Well, VS isn't particularly good for C++ I think. Qt is amazing though.

Screenshot? Screenshot.
http://i.imgur.com/J8m3A.png

That is a screenshot of the backend of this. (see what I mean about the syntax highlighting? very graceful).

You still owe me for telling you about Coda

 

[tooltiperror]

>You still owe me for telling you about Coda
No? I found Coda by google. You told me how to "acquire" it

 

[Vestras]

>You still owe me for telling you about Coda
No? I found Coda by google. You told me how to "acquire" it

Oh well... It's been a while, I don't remember well. Lol, but still, I need credit from helping you acquire it then

 

[markasoftware]

I use komodo edit. It has tons of languages supported, syntax checking (it will put a squiggly red line under bad code), dozens of themes, autocomplete, and is has a lot of other features as well.

 

[camelCase]

Damn, time capsule!

 

[tom_mai78101]

Any editors that support Content Assist/IntelliSense. Anything else is of little importance.

 

[Slapshot136]

xmlspy - it has a "pretty" button, although VI and notepad++ and eclipse also make the list, depending on what is being worked on

 

[camelCase]

I use NP++ for when I just want to open the damn source file but don't want herp-derp bloat to be loaded into RAM.

 

[Accname]

Use Eclipse and Notepad++, i have netbeans but i dont really use it.