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Neovim and VSCodium for most of my coding. Gedit for quick disposable notes.

vi on most of my clients servers cause that’s just what there is.

@ch1r0x
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✨ krawieck ✨
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VSCode, usually with vim plug-in

@Danrobi
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Quick edit micro

Otherwise, howl

@ProfessorYakkington
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I use micro + jupyter labs. I’ve gone through a lot of IDEs over the years but found this exp. to be the simplest. I do most of my editing in micro and most of my test / exp. / POCs in notebooks. I am a data scientist so my coding tends to be less on the CS side and more on the statistical POC side which is probably why I don’t need a heavier IDE than micro.

@ufrafecy
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@AgreeableLandscape
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VSCodium (de-Microsoft’d Visual Studio Code) for general programming, IntelliJ Community Edition for Kotlin, and Kwrite for quickly reading or writing a file. Also TexStudio for Latex files.

Finally, I mainly use Vim for editing system files because they usually need sudo.

@Tabzlock
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geany with a few plugins is very nice and is what i mainly use.

Emacs. I dont know any lisp, but its a really good editor and i can customize it however I like.

my config is pretty close to stock, but with avy-window for quick switching, swiper for isearch, and ivy for autocomplete.

@Mawoka
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I’m using Kate on Linux and Windows

@Echedenyan
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@Freeplay
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@kevincox
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neovim. I’m not a vi purist. Just make sure you use an editor that is extensible and you will be fine. Whether that is emacs where the whole thing is literally a lisp program or sublime with plugins. If you spend a lot of time in your editor it makes sense to use something where you can add features that you need.

@dumpsterlid
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Spacemacs (emacs) evil (vim keybindings).

Idk spacemacs seems to be unpopular these days in comparison to doom but it works great for me. I use it mainly for org mode though because…

Org mode is LIFE

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