Hey Guys, what Linux programs do you recommend for programming and development? Thanks in advance.

Eclipse, JetBrains, Sublime, Atom, VIM

Eclipse IDE. The one and only fully mature absolutely Open Source IDE.

@lig1 open source is not a primary concern for everyone :) I have a bazillion other criteria before "open source" enter into account

IDE: Eclipse
Editor: Atom (free) / Sublime Text
CLI: VIM

@willol everyone? Or just you? If you don't give a shit it doesn't mean nobody does.
Open Source is the only Software one in mind should ever trust

@DutchmanDavid Eclipse IDE is capable to handle anything:)

@lig1 a lot of people, me as an example.
There's tons of reasons for someone/a company to keep the sources closed, what's important for me is that the software can do what I expect. And for instance, Intellij is far more practical for me than eclipse, I won't amputate my productivity and comfort just because it's not open source

@lig1 Eclipse for Android is straight bs! Would never ever recommend Eclipse for Android.

Nice for the terminal:
oh-my-zsh (for customizing it),
guake (for easy access),
byobu (for handling multiple windows/sessions inside the same shell)

Network related:
httpie.org (alternative to curl),
wireshark (for looking at what really happens over the network)

Editor:
Try them all. Then post your opinion on devRant and sit back and watch the show in the comments section.

Netbeans! :D

@markzuckerberg done Android in Eclipse. Never fell uncomfortable.

VIM + tmux, sometimes I use atom and Android studio. I also have oh my zsh for terminal customization. Obviously git and finally I have an Firefox extensión for json prettify.

If you are a web dev.. Atom with emmet plugin and bunch of other plugins ❤️

Atom and coffee. By coffee I mean real coffee. Those are important.

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Docker is pretty useful for me.

IDEs: Eclipse / NetBeans / JetBrains platform
Text Editor: Vim(preinstalled) / Atom
Everything else is or preinstalled or terminal.