what's the best ide, /g/?

>>62360088
For what language?

>>62360148
English

>>62360159
emacs

>>62360088

Atom isn't an IDE you mong, it's an editor.

>>62360088
vim

ed+shell

Code::Blocks

>>62361403
Define "IDE"

>>62361473

Integrated Development Environment

Atom, Sublime, Vim, Emacs, Notepad++ are all editors

WebStorm, Visual Studio, etc. are IDE's

I've used Visual Studio, VS Code, Atom, Sublime, Vim, WebStorm, and some others.

I prefer JetBrains IDE's (WebStorm, RubyMine, etc), and then VS Code, and then Atom, and then everything else but Visual Studio.

I primarily write JS + React and Ruby + Rails.

ITT ppl posting editors

>>62360088
I like QT Creator.

>>62361494
That's not a definition.

You can literally do everything in emacs that you can do in Visual Studio.

>>62361541

IDE's typically include build automation tools and a debugger.

Editors simply provide syntax highlighting and sometimes linting.

>>62361559
>IDE's typically include build automation tools and a debugger.
So it's Emacs.

>>62360088
borland turbo c++ (just don't use tcc for compiling, it's outdated)

Emacs

Why isn't there an easy-to-use IDE that can do what visual studio and emacs can do, but open source and simple?

Something where I just download the program on windows, and within 30 seconds I'm able to code in c++ and run my c++ program.

Honestly the best I've ever seen is dev-C++

Sublime text uses less RAM and starts up faster than fucking vim.

>>62364461
>that can do what visual studio and emacs can do
>simple
lel

also vscode https://code.visualstudio.com/docs/languages/cpp

Not enough people saying VSCode :(

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Fully featured IDE: Visual Studio with Resharper.
Lightweight IDE: VS Code.

I hate Microsoft as much as the next guy, but they sure know how to make development tools. VS Code is open source too.

>>62360088
Visual Studio

>>62360088
>Electron garbage
Kill yourself.

How many commands I need to know to be comfortable with vim?
I really need to become a starcraft pro to program?

vscode

>>62364461
see Qt Creator