Best IDE?
#11
Notepad++ etc... are editors and no IDEs, I think. IDEs are software like NetBeans or Eclipse for a specific language.
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#12
(09-05-2020, 03:50 PM)Century Child Wrote: Notepad++ etc... are editors and no IDEs, I think. IDEs are software like NetBeans or Eclipse for a specific language.

If windows go all the way to Visual Studio. Else, if you can't for any reason there are plenty of IDEs. Also JetBrains products are good, but they're not free. I'd go with Eclipse or Atom, if you want use opensource.
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#13
If libre software is what you're looking for there is Vscodium.
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#14
(09-03-2020, 10:34 AM)Tesla_Shock Wrote: I personally use Atom. Compact, and easy to mod. Any other suggestions?
I've tried sublime text (Piracy сука) but it wasn't really my speed.

Used a ton of the IDEs available. Vim is the obvious platform you should get used to for editing code from a terminal.

Outside of a terminal, it depends on language. I use two.

Pycharm is my favorite for Python. Whenever I have a primarily Python project, I use that and I am an extremely heavy user of the debugging and introspection tools for PostgreSQL, Redis, RabbitMQ, etc... That is the primary reason that I prefer this IDE.

VSCode is free and extremely flexible for all other projects - including C, C++, C#, and Rust. Whenever I have a non-Python primary project, I use this. Tons of extensions. Supports MS codebase and extensions. I hate MS, but I fucking love VSCode.
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#15
Are extensions in vscodium open source or not? I'm not sure if the extensions in vscodium will also have hidden telemetry because they're just the same extensions in vscode. Do u guys use Kali for coding?
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#16
Visual Studio Code is king.
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#17
Ive used VS mostly but have also played about with Code Blocks IDE which is free and pretty easy to use and configure
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#18
(09-12-2020, 02:44 AM)tyl3rdurd3n Wrote:
(09-03-2020, 10:34 AM)Tesla_Shock Wrote: I personally use Atom. Compact, and easy to mod. Any other suggestions?
I've tried sublime text (Piracy сука) but it wasn't really my speed.

Used a ton of the IDEs available. Vim is the obvious platform you should get used to for editing code from a terminal.

Outside of a terminal, it depends on language. I use two.

Pycharm is my favorite for Python. Whenever I have a primarily Python project, I use that and I am an extremely heavy user of the debugging and introspection tools for PostgreSQL, Redis, RabbitMQ, etc... That is the primary reason that I prefer this IDE.

VSCode is free and extremely flexible for all other projects - including C, C++, C#, and Rust. Whenever I have a non-Python primary project, I use this. Tons of extensions. Supports MS codebase and extensions. I hate MS, but I fucking love VSCode.

Thank your for the advice!
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#19
In my opinion, IDE are bad. The other side of the fence would be VIM, it makes you understand what you are typing. People stick to IDE's sometimes because it detects errors before hand and supports a simple and fast execution method, which can hide the beauty of a compiler/linker (this is most true to C/C++). I would say that IDE's are a level of abstraction that is not necessarily good, because it hides a lot of shit.

But, you can use a text editor (VSCode, Atom) if you think Vim is too hardcore, though I always recommend Vim, even if it hard to learn. Sometimes in a dark terminal that's the only resource you have...
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#20
I recommend Visual Studio Code.
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