What IDE does Sup Forums use?
What IDE does Sup Forums use?
Ryan Brown
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Brandon Johnson
IntelliJ. Best I've ever used.
Nicholas Morgan
Rider
Liam Gonzalez
apart from the text editor meme, when I do use an ide, I use eclipse
Eli Ramirez
Notepad++ and PowerShell (for Java)
Grayson Reed
None. I use vim for writing code.
Ryder James
i don't
Eli Gonzalez
I use eclipse at work because everyone else does and stuff like Checkstyle and their propietary versioning tool is integrated with it.
Otherwise I'd be using vim on any mainstream Linux distro.
Hudson Martin
Notepad
Cooper Perez
For what? Programming? Video editing? Music composing? Animation? Drawing?
Carter Ortiz
IDE specifically refers to programming software dummy
Juan White
just gonna bite the bait here
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Owen Wood
code::blocks
Aiden Gonzalez
>code::blocks
Jordan King
Monkey Studio for PyQt4
It works so I use it.
Julian Edwards
>code::blocks
what's wrong with it?
it's free, open source, cross platforms and feature rich..
Angel Johnson
for c++ i use CLion or Codeblocks if nothing else is available
for ada i use notepad++ (the gnut studio or whatever its called is a nightmare especially for concurrent programming)
for anything else i use whatever comes in handy but im a c++ dev mainly with a little ada for projects where stability is reaaally important
Justin Rogers
vim
Joseph Jones
make
Angel Moore
emacs of course
Nathaniel Ortiz
Thunderbird
Lincoln Green
Atom with plugins, you can use CSS and regex to change anything there. I have created a color syntax format for a proprietary language even added autocomplete for it, also compile and execute from inside the editor.
Anthony Mitchell
Visual studio for c++
Hudson Sanchez
juCi++
Julian Ortiz
ed
Jonathan Miller
S P A C E M A C S
Asher Green
All of them
But mostly Visual Studio
Jace Johnson
vim.
vim 8 has asynchronous features now so it's not as bad running linters and useful autocompletors.
the only non-ide thing about it is the lack of git/build integration, but i never used that shit in IDEs like eclipse either.
Asher Bailey
Vim but now I'm learning to use spacemacs
Lucas Watson
emacs
Christian Perry
Intellij ideavim
Andrew Stewart
Clion, Phpstorm, intelij, and atom
Kevin Walker
not an IDE, they're editors
Hudson Lee
CodeLite for C++
Spacemacs for anything else
Asher Campbell
VSCode
technically not an IDE, but for sure the best editor overall (ignoring the horrid memory usage)
Camden Ross
Jupyter Lab
Daniel Long
Use sublime then
Angel Miller
This kinky mf
James Morris
> ed
Oh, I see, you're a man of colture as well
Sebastian Cox
Beat me to it
Noah Nguyen
patrician
Levi Sanders
Atom
Brayden Hill
>sublime text
>2
Caleb Brown
Eclipse because I'm not a NEET.
Xavier Cooper
vim
John Sullivan
kek'd and check'd
Justin Richardson
How is that? Thinking about switching.
Dominic Morgan
nano
Liam Baker
Gentoo
Joshua Ramirez
Comfy af
The default theme is incredible, and it's got pretty good git intergration
Xavier Peterson
Russian spyware
Jeremiah Wood
Currently using text editor and command line tools on a hobby project. I'm not anywhere near as productive using such tools as an IDE, but learning how to write your own makefiles and using command line tools can come in handy should I ever want to write some scripts to automate certain tasks.
I use Eclipse for most applications when on Linux and Visual Studio when on windows.
There were situations where I used other IDEs such as QTcreator and AVRstudio since they came with example code so it was a quick way to get started.
I've used Code::Blocks before to quickly test some C/C++ code.
Would rather stick to one tool if at all possible, eclipse is multi-platform and supports a wide range of languages so that is my go to.