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Which code editor or IDE do you use? (Poll) (2022 Edition)
We last posted a poll like this in 2017 - here’s an updated version for 2022 - this one is slightly different..
You can select up to 3 - just pick the ones you use most 
- Visual Studio Code
- Vim (or a variant)
- Emacs (or a variant)
- Atom
- BBedit
- Brackets
- Buffer Editor
- Codespaces
- CoffeeCup
- DroidEdit Pro
- Espresso
- IDE - Geany
- IDE - JetBrains
- IDE - NetBeans
- IDE - Other
- Komodo Edit
- Nano
- Notepad++
- Nova (from Panic)
- Sublime Text
- Textastic
- TextMate / TM2
- XCode
- Other - please say in thread!
If you are using a Vim or Emacs variant, please say which one in the thread - general thoughts or comments also welcome.
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vinibrl
I’ve tried VS Code, Emacs, Spacemacs, TextMate but I always come back to Neovim
connorlay
Neovim for me, going on 8ish years now? Tree-sitter has been a game changer for me, which is why I decided to work on tree-sitter-heex for a better experience with Phoenix Live View.
I’m interested in giving Helix https://helix-editor.com/ a shot once it is further along in development, it looks like everything I want in a modern text editor. Zed also sounds promising https://zed.dev/
crispinb
Even the mere fact that you feel a need to make such a disclaimer is one more example of the weird cultishness that so often prevails in the tech world. VS Code is a tool. It can work perfectly for those who enjoy its particular affordances (and, yes, large numbers of these users ‘code all day’). As do Emacs and Textmate and nvim and monaco-in-LiveBook and probably notepad.exe and everything in between.
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