Is there any backend web developer? Which IDE/editor do you use and why?

@ikdekker netbeans right?

Phpstorm.
although I'm more often using sublime text 3.

Eclipse ee for java
Reason: fast, i have a configured pack, personal preference

Visual studio code for php
Reason: probably the best code editor right now

@BixelPitch Is atom really fast now? I tried it about 1 year ago and it wasn't much fast.

Atom and Sublime text 3.

@bepoXY Why atom and sublime? They are very similar.

Netbeans is alright, supports a lot of general purpose stuff. Unit testing, ant deploying actions, great namespace/intellisense. And good git conflict resolver + file history.

PHPstorm is good too, but maybe paid. If you arent a student.

Notepad++ is nice for tiny fixes ^^

@marthulu

Fast on an ssd? Cause eclipse is never fast with me. @RazorSh4rk

@Papi I really prefer sublime though. I only use Atom in coding with React. Because i can't find a good syntax highlighting for JSX in Sublime.

Since needing to use a dark theme due to an eye condition I’ve found Atom to be my goto editor.

I do front and backend web.

With git intergrated into it (bless not having to use an addon and git cli) and features you can control by installing exactly what you need rather than what the editor thinks you should have, Or in the event you can’t find something pulling out the coffee script books and creating your own plugin.

I haven’t needed to move off or look at another editor.

@ikdekker im using a 7200rpm hdd at home for now, but its a lot faster than idea in my experience

VS Code.

Vim, working on remote desktop.

Sorted by most used:
Phpstorm
Atom
Vscode
Vim

A bit ashamed to say but PHPStorm.
But don't get me wrong, I write JavaScript with it, it's just that our company uses PHPStorm and it's quite good actualy

PHP projects: Phpstorm
PHP single files: Sublime Text 2 (Yes 2)
JS/HTML/CSS: VSCode

@sudo- Your company does not use git? :O

@MasterSwagMan Why ST2 and not 3?

@Papi yeah it's the project I've joined that uses svn and it's required that we develop on the client's machine :/

@Papi I bought a license to ST2 and don't want to pay for ST3.
Besides I don't really see what extra features is has.

@codeman You mean VSCode or just VS? I think VS does not have (good) support for web technologies.

Visual studio and sublime

Visual Studio for C#
Eclipse EE for Java
Phpstorm for PHP
Notepad++ for quickly checking external files

Kill me if you want but I kinda like brackets

i use phpStorm and webStorm. intelliJ products are awesome. and my editor is Atom

@Papi true. it was a mess. but now its fast. dont ask how . its magic