Another one for Vim for everything nowadays, once you've customised it a fair bit and gotten it how you want it - nothing beats it. Apart from emacs if you're that way inclined.
What development Software do you use??
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Another one for Vim for everything nowadays, once you've customised it a fair bit and gotten it how you want it - nothing beats it. Apart from emacs if you're that way inclined.
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Deffo Sublime Text 2.
Must haves for me are Prefixr, Emmet, Advanced New File, Nettuts Fetch, jQuery Snippets and JSLint.
I personally think that anyone who doesn't use ST2 just hasn't given it a proper chance to see all that it's capable of. There's a reason it's quickly becoming the defacto editor.
Must haves for me are Prefixr, Emmet, Advanced New File, Nettuts Fetch, jQuery Snippets and JSLint.
I personally think that anyone who doesn't use ST2 just hasn't given it a proper chance to see all that it's capable of. There's a reason it's quickly becoming the defacto editor.
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The only actual restriction on the free version is that after every x amount of saves, you get a popup asking you to upgrade to the registered version. (click cancel and it goes away)
It's a small annoyance, admittedly, but it's infrequent enough that one could use it as their main editor without ever paying for it. I think it's well worth the bit of cash they're asking though. It's just a great editor.
It's kind of similar to Chrome in that it's lightweight and fast while still having a great core feature set, but you can easily install a plugin to add any kind of additional functionality you could think of.
Speaking of which, I didn't mention in my post, but the first port of call for any fresh install MUST be Package Control. It allows you to search for and install plugins directly from within ST2.
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for PHP, PHPStorm for big builds and Sublime2 for smaller builds and Notepad for quick edits.
I don't like PHP an awful lot though... I tend to use it for simple sites, it gets the job done quickly, apart from that I stay away whenever I can.
I don't like PHP an awful lot though... I tend to use it for simple sites, it gets the job done quickly, apart from that I stay away whenever I can.
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Basically, Notepad++ and dream weaver are good as a development editor.
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Anyone used InteliJ?
i heard its really good
i heard its really good
I have used it, it's decent but I prefer Eclipse.
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ST2 and vim for quick edits when Im looking for things. Also use Eclipse for Android and I hate it cant wait for the new thing to come out. Will soon start Obj-c and using X-code.
