What do you use?
>Text editor
>IDE
>Small projects language/framework
>Large projects language/framework
>VCS
What do you use?
Camden Jackson
Nathaniel Moore
vim
Landon Thompson
gcc nano git make valgrind
explain why you need anything else
Matthew Harris
> nano
vi.
Nathaniel Davis
nano
Joseph Anderson
Notepad++, Sublime, vi(m), nano
MSVS, Qt Creator, Eclipse
Python
C++
GIT
Jace Lopez
>Text editor
Notepad++
>IDE
VS Code
>Small projects language/framework
Python
>Large projects language/framework
Node.js with MySQL
>VCS
Don't even look at my code until I'm done.
Bentley Turner
>Text editor
Neovim
>IDE
IDEA, Spyder, QtCreator
>Small projects language/framework
Science: Python NumPy/SciPy/Pandas combo, C
Web: Python flask
>Large projects language/framework
Web: Python django, TypeScript koa
Mobile: Java
Desktop: C/C++ Qt
>VCS
Git
Ryder Bennett
What do you think of Crow?
Also what do you use idea for? I never used it but feel disgusted by ideashills normally, which is the reason for it.
Jeremiah Johnson
>Text editor
mg
>IDE
Emacs
>Small projects language/framework
I was thinking about learning Tcl for a scripting language, and I might as well check out Tk while I'm at it. Is it worth it?
>Large projects language/framework
I generally use Fortran and/or C.
>VCS
Just started using git
John Torres
vim
Henry Wood
I like the idea of crow but sadly everyone in web gets war flashbacks when C++ is mentioned. Probs we'll see more of the opposite sooner or later, I recall there existing another Facebook project besides Proxygen that did not only proxying but also routing.
Also I use Idea for Java and TypeScript, they get unwieldy very quickly and it's annoying having to refactor an interface + 10 usages. I do TS in nvim too but because "lol node" sometimes program state gets so out of hand I need a visual debugger that is as painless as possible. It's a matter of habit I guess, I got baited by the free Idea student license.
Ayden Ortiz
>Text editor
VSCode, Vim
>IDE
Jetbrains stuff preferably
>Small projects language/framework
TS/JS, Nodejs, Python, whatever is good for quick shit, mostly dependent on application.
>Large projects language/framework
Java/Spring
>VCS
Git
Colton Hill
Ed
Brody Hernandez
>>Text editor
GVim
>>IDE
GVim
>>Small projects language/framework
C/Lua/my toy lang
>>Large projects language/framework
C/C++
>>VCS
Git
Brayden Williams
DEVC++ for sepples
Notepad++ for ruby
easily the best choice. can't prove me wrong
Andrew Long
>Text editor
>IDE
Neovim
>Small projects language/framework
sh for small automation tasks, Perl otherwise
I also have a couple of Python scripts.
>Large projects language/framework
C, C++, looking into Rust and Jai
>VCS
git, but I'm keeping an eye on Pijul.
Jackson Rodriguez
>Facebook project
I get war flashbacks when Facebook is mentioned
Carson Wilson
>Text editor
Sublime,vim
>IDE
Netbeans,MSVS,QT creator,Spyder
>Small projects language/framework
Bash,python,C
>Large projects language/framework
C#,C++
>VCS
Git, Bitbucket
Was thinking of picking up typescript. How does it fair vs standard JavaScript for webdev.
Andrew Cox
>Text editor
vim
>IDE
vim
>Small projects language/framework
Python or sepples (depends on what I'm doing)
>Large projects language/framework
C or sepples, depending on the project
>VCS
git
Jaxson Russell
spacemacs
spacemacs
Rust
Rust
git
Asher Moore
Sup Forums certified post
John Lewis
antifa certified post
Jacob Perry
>>Text editor
Emacs
>>IDE
Emacs (gdb-multiple-windows + cedet features + make)
>>Small projects language/framework
C
>>Large projects language/framework
C++
>>VCS
Git
Landon Ross
>>Text editor
atom
>>IDE
atom
>>Small projects language/framework
java
>>Large projects language/framework
python
>>VCS
github
Wyatt Scott
EMACS
EMACS
HASKELL
HASKELL
GIT
Luke Wilson
>Visual Studio
>Visual Studio
>C++
>C++
>GitHub
Cameron Gonzalez
Because vim is much better, dont beleave me? Install vim and type vimtutor in terminal