What's your favorite editor for Web development? Using Coda on the Mac and good old UltraEdit when on Windows (with custom theme). Tried Sublime and MS Visual Studio Code but they never stuck.

Sublime on Windows. Partially Atom.

sublime + emmet... typing's on fiiiiire

emacs, sublime or atom

Atom

Phpstorm

@kater PHPStorm user too.
If the PC performance is a concern (old PC or something), I use Sublime and emmet.

from sublime to vs code to atom :)

I'm in Visual Studio Code/ Atom/ sometimes TextEdit

@bobotay I tried visual studio code. I don't like that I can't have tabs

@kronolynx mwahaha that's why I like it.

Out of curiosity tho, what is it about tabs that you like enough for that to be a deal breaker?

Sublime and VS Code from time to time

Right now loving Atom but I also really like VSCode

I know tabs are a love-hate this but I like them. Gives me a great overview of open files, which are saved or not and from where they are opened (dev, test or prod). That's why I stopped using VS Code. But I managed to mimick the look and feel somewhat into UltraEdit so I'm happy ☺️

@obia the open files list doesn't do that for you the same way?

VS, VS Code and sublime when I need the awesome multi-cursor.

Atom for sure

I prefer using vim for some light weight editing, but for large scale project development, atom is always my choice.
Particularly like the cmd + p for filename searching and cmd + shift + f for searching content over entire project

@bauermetal Not when having files from different environments open at the same time (with the same name)
But it's probably all coming down to breaking old behaviors