Aaron Toponce ⚛️
Favorite IDE for software development in Linux?
Eclipse
6.4%
PyCharm
2.1%
Visual Studio Code
34%
Other (specify)
57.4%
Poll ended at .
Apr 10, 2022 at 3:37amWeb
Show threadAaron Toponce ⚛️Apr 10, 2022
An IDE a text editor does not make.
Show threadMichele  Apr 10, 2022
@atoponce if I can’t do it with neovim I’ll often use a JetBrains ide
Show threadglynApr 10, 2022
@atoponce vim in particular!
Show threadjaikApr 10, 2022
@atoponce geany when I can. I really wish it had better typescript support.
Show threadBryan RedeagleApr 10, 2022

@atoponce College-ruled notebooks.

Honestly, any text editor. I'm not a great dev and I only use syntax highlighting.

Show threadMichele  Apr 10, 2022
@atoponce neovim
Show threadzenobit  Apr 10, 2022
@atoponce geany for long long time
Show threadLukas 🥔Apr 10, 2022
@atoponce vscodium 😉
Show threadTrygveApr 10, 2022
@atoponce GNOME Builder
Show threaddeasún 🇮🇪🇵🇸Apr 10, 2022
@atoponce vscodium
Show threadKhatem ErkenApr 10, 2022
@atoponce I use functional programming languages -for example lisp- , best functional programming IDE is Emacs.
Show threadKhatem ErkenApr 10, 2022
@atoponce And vim for computer programming language C.
Show threadAlessioApr 10, 2022
@frogiskhatem @atoponce never heard of something like switching between emacs and vim based on what language are you writing, especially if functional / non-functional. Interesting :-)
Show threadAlessioApr 10, 2022
@atoponce my vim ❤️