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Alright I gotta ask IDE or Text Editor for development... and you care to WHY? I haven't found any rant on this subject yet and I'm curious what you ranters use!

Personally I use an IDE and more specifically Intellj suite for development
RubyMine, PHPStorm, and Android Studio for all my dev work for debugging, refactoring, and code completion to name a few.

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    9y
    I'm a noob, but I've taken a liking to Komodo Edit for its simplicity, but I haven't used any of the features yet.
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    9y
    Hmmm... I like Atom for my JS work. The plugins mean it's as sophisticated as you want it to be. Then IntelliJ for Java / groovy. IntelliJ caves in a bit with loosely typed languages, hence the split.
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    9y
    I use Emacs for pretty much all editing. I know some people complain because of the extra packages you have to install, but now with the package manager is much easier to manage and find exactly what you want.

    I mainly code in VHDL, Python, bash, c++. I also use it for Tex, email and calendar.
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    9y
    Sometime ago I used to use Eclipse for Java. But after I've switched to Intelij Idea, can't use Eclipse at all.
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    9y
    As with everything it depends on what the project is written in for me. My go to's are usually anything JetBrains for stuff outside of .NET and obviously Visual Studio for the .NET languages.

    For database stuff I stick with SSMS for MSSQL Server, datastudio for DB2 and just the workbench for MySql.

    P.S. Eclipse development is what I picture hell is like.
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    9y
    Brackets for web development, code for ios
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    9y
    Visual Studio for .Net development intelij when I'm dabbling in java and then either VS Code or sublime text 3 (with far too many packages installed) for any web dev work I do.
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