Which is the Best Code Editor?

[A1coder]

Atom is the best !
VS is also great for Microsoft!

 

[Ian_murphy]

I think that Atom is the best!

 

[Graybeard]

Atom nice .deb for LINUX looks nice


Graybeard, Nov 14, 2017

 

[sam patra]

notepad++
atom.io
sublinetext

 

[vac2018]

I prefer to use sublime text editor whenever I use to do coding for my job website. It is simple and very easy to use.

 

[Paid Affs]

Notepad++ is best for as codes editor..

 

[jowel]

I use Macromedia Dreamveawer

 

[editory]

brackets. io very easy and good design

 

[AdamLatiff]

Surprised to see Sublime Text isn't mentioned here

 

[Graybeard]

Actually. most IT pros like vi <<< vi - Wikipedia but the learning curve is rather steep. Most computer engineers must learn to use that while studying computer science or something.

 

[A1coder]

Atom is one of the best code editor, I am using Atom, and VS for Microsoft languages !

 

[ryanwuk]

Here are some top code editors

1) Notepad++
2) Atom
3) Visual Studio Code
4) Brackets
5) gedit

 

[BMFDigital]

For me... Notepad++ does the job. Simple and yet effective.

 

[Paiva]

I am personally using Notepad ++ and recommend that to anyone. It have versions for any operating system as far as I know have a syntax for every programming language I know. It's very light in size and works like a charm, as well as saving where you last coded

 

[Graybeard]

A few things:
Brackets is problematic with the auto complete if you decide to add a <tag>
you end up with <tag></tag>what you wanted to enclose There are cumbersome work-a-rounds that work inconsistently this is a long known issue apparently: Tag completion is too aggressive, and prevents typing certain characters. · Issue #3695 · adobe/brackets I like the auto-complete and don't want to disable it. If you start with the tag is very good as thea tag is automatically closed for you -- you can't forget ...

I had an occasion that I had to use bluegriffon. You can paste spreadsheet content into its WUSIWUG editor and the right HTML is rendered FAST and easy.

Bottom line: there is no one-size-fits-all in editors for me. I use LINUX gedit a lot for general HTML fixes, JS, PHP, CSS, other code as it is simple and fast to use. nano is a fast to use server editor I like. The right tool is what counts IMHO.

 

[s103r]

Notepad++ is my best choice

 

[clod]

My recommendation is Code lobster

 

[Graybeard]

gedit? lol GNU-LINUX
I use gedit all day universal .txt .css .html .php .sql .php .py .pl .everything
Hardcore ANSI