what IDE does /g/ use?

>>61663155
qtcreator for c++

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Lazarus

>>61663155
vim

>>61663155
ed

>people posting text editors because they’re such good programmers they’re too good for an IDE.
I have a real job, so IntelliJ

>>61663155
NetBeans

>>61663674
yeah, fuck you too
emacs

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>>61663155
Netbeans

>>61663725
enjoy your carpal tunnel

Visual Studio for .NET
IntelliJ for everything else.

But I've been using Rider at work for a couple of weeks, and it's really good.
Once it's out of beta, I'll probably ditch Visual Studio and just use IntelliJ for everything.

>>61663711
kek'd
Netbeans for real stuff, sublime for other

C++ Builder

>>61663155
I don't know what and ide is

>>61664048
Neither do these guys >>61663674, >>61663693, >>61663725.

>>61664048
http://lmgtfy.com/?q=what+is+an+ide%3F+-_-

wing ide

>>61663725
>>61663693
>>61663674
>when you want to so desperately fit in with /g/

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Geany 1.23.1 + gcc 4.8.4

>>61663155
notepad++ with MSYS2...

>>61663155
geany

>>61663155
eclipse, just because my programming teacher forced everyone to use it

>>61663155
Eclipse for Java, Visual Studio for C#, VS Code for JS/HTML/CSS/etc. and Notepad++ for text files.

KDevelop

Sublime text/vim + clang as compiler

>>61663155
>IDE
Is this a joke? Is this not the /gee/ equivalent of asking which training wheels are best?

>>61663155
Xcode for swift, VS Code for C#.

If I'm going to learn C on Windows should I use Visual Studio?

>>61664589
T. NEET

>>61664755
Yes

VS Code

>>61664755
>C
Just use notepad++ and compile with gcc. Visual Studio is incredibly useful for C# but it's weak for C and C++, and the compiler is awful (especially for C)

>>61664755
just get MinGW-w64 and use an editor like notepad++,sublime text or vscode
this worked best for me

>>61665201
Visual studio comes with clang and gcc now