What is /g/'s IDE of choice? pic unrelated

>>60720142
nvim

I use jetbrains stuff at work. I like clion's refactoring tools and debugger but i don't feel too strongly about it.

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Borland C++

>>60720379
>Borland C++
Is it 1997? Why haven't you moved to Dev-C++?

eclipse ;)

notepad.exe.zip

I use Visual Studio Code and Pycharm. I prefer VSC because the ux is better, ui looks better and feels more responsive and it's faster and less memory hogging than Pycharm. Pycharm's code completion/hinting is more responsive than VSC's python extension though so I use that when needed. If just editing is called for and there's no need for code completion, refactoring, or debugging vim is the best (vim and easymotion extensions are essential for any IDE)

that feel when using Blender's terrible Python IDE and having to manually use the "clear whitespace" command EVERY SINGLE FUCKING TIME before executing a script or else it'll shit out an Indentation Error.

It's just a habit at this point.

KDevelop

GNOME Builder

>>60720142
Sublime / vim + language's compiler / interpreter.

>>60720142
vi

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Why is he so mad desu?

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>>60720770
java version of this outlooking piece of shit but actually great for beginners ide.

>>60720142
jupyter notebooks
:^)

>>60720142
visual studio