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Re: What IDE do you use?
Windows: Zend for PHP, Notepad2 and Visual Studio
Linux: vim, Zend for PHP and Monodevelop Mac: Nothing because I can't afford their hardware Of those IDEs I use the text editors most (Notepad2 and vim) and not sure they would be considered an "IDE" per-say, but I do a lot of CLI programming in them. I've used them for multiple languages from C++ to Python. Next up is Zend because it is based on Eclipse and cross-platform. I can use it on Windows or Linux and enjoy the exact same features. I used Visual Studio on Windows for .NET development and Monodevelop on Linux for .NET development. For EDI I use a propritary IDE based on Eclipse as well.
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Re: What IDE do you use?
vim learning curve is high but you become use to it and can actually edit faster using vim once learned. My old boss use to say "With vi you can fly!". Some people say "With vi I die".
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Re: What IDE do you use?
I use jEdit for most of my code (HTML, ColdFusion, ASP, CSS, PHP, JavaScript, Delphi, C++, C). For Delphi code I also use the Delphi IDE (Mainly to compile and do form design). You can substitute Lazarus for Delphi in any of the above.
I agree with Jordan, vim is worth the learning curve. Unfortunately, I let my vi skills atrophy. For massive files (such as error logs where my conversion failed miserably) vim or emacs are sometimes the only editors that will open it.
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Re: What IDE do you use?
@Jordan: I can't see Notepad2 being classified as an IDE. It surely isn't an Environment that Integrates Development - just a tabbed version of notepad.
Why not give Notepad++ a try? It's far better than Notepad2. |
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I use Dev-C++ to write my C++ code. I like it very much.
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