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What coding software do you prefer to code with?

Howdy, I was wondering if anyone has a special or preferred type of coding software (ex. Notepad++, Atom, etc.)? Why do you like that program(s)? Is there some that are better suited for certain programming languages? If you are wondering about what code I am learning/have knowledge about, I'm mainly starting Python, but do have some experience with HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. Hope y'all are having a great day!

11th Aug 2022, 11:58 PM
Kyle MBA
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For Desktop while testing small codes or practice programs I like to use this website. It provides an online compiler for many of the core languages discussed in this app. https://www.programiz.com/JUMP_LINK__&&__python__&&__JUMP_LINK-programming/online-compiler/ It is great so that I don't have to do any complicated setup process. For actual projects I use Visual Studio Code. For java apps Android studio NotePad++, Atom and all that you can name are also good software. I've tried them all. But Visual Studio has become the better option for me. Since there are so many add-on extensions.
12th Aug 2022, 2:06 AM
Chris Coder
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I use Linux exclusively and my workflow consists of two browsers (falkon for refreshing cache and chrome for tab stash). I don't use an IDE because I use scp/sftp/ssh not ftp so I use sublime text and a couple command line terminals for managing my files, git and scp/ssh connections. I work directly on my servers a lot of the time and I don't share my hosts so I don't use ftp. Ftp is for newbie web developers with cheap hosting that only has ftp whereas I administrate and manage virtual private servers. I also practice linux system administration, in case that's not obvious ^^
12th Aug 2022, 5:10 AM
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