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Depends a lot on what language you use. I use VS for all .NET programming and VS code for JavaScript. IntelliJ is good for when I'm forced to do Java. Vim is nice too if you have some time over to learn it.
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@seraphimsystems then I don't see any reason for switching, but some people might disagree.
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vezo177yIf you have to code in Java/Python i can recommend the Intellij IDEs. I previously used Eclipse, but.. well, i dont really miss it. ^^ Definitely worth a look.
But as said before, it depends on what language you have to use. -
I wouldn't recommend anything if you are happy with the setup and based on your language choices. But if you want an option outside the cloud then vs code is great imho. I like it more than Sublime since its easier for me to configure and more than Atom since it is not laggy at all.
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Thanks ms everyone for opinions, I'm going to stick with VS pro then I think, but if I ever switch away (or my M$ partnership goes away and I have to pay for VS again) I'll try VS code and intelliJ.
I've also spun up a Ubuntu VM and I'm gonna have a go in vim too, plus I really should work on my Linux knowledge, it's almost non existent... Last time I had linux installed red hat was still free
What IDE do you guys use?
I use notepad++, Codeanywhere and Visual Studio 2017 Pro.
I'm looking for decent code completion with internal referencing to keep track of methods and variable.
Would you recommend staying with VS or how about intelliJ?
Or something new?
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