Font ligatures make a big difference, makes pipe symbols and friends look very nice!
booyaa
fmauricios
LawJolla
I used VS Code for Elixir, but I like Webstorm for the front end (much better refactoring).
But the v5.0+ Elixir IntelliJ plugin with integrated debugger, it’s all Webstorm. Really helpful!
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kelvinst
Migrating from Vim to Spacemacs on Evil mode.
I was an emacs addict on my early days, ELISP and the emacs ecosystem are great, but Vim’s modal editing got me.
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AstonJ
josevalim
Creator of Elixir
I use Sublime but I basically don’t care about editors. I only need syntax highlighting, basic autocomplete, the ability to put the cursor on multiple places and a macro that removes whitespace (and soon a macro that formats the file using the upcoming code formatter :D).
I believe Chris uses emacs with evil mode.
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tmbb
It’s right there in “Erlang: The Movie”. Emacs running under XWindows in a Sun Workstation xD
AstonJ
I could quite happily use TextMate 2 (still the best looking editor Imo) if only they had split windows, and now after using SpaceMacs, auto-complete 
If you haven’t tried SpaceMacs it’s definitely worth a look for Elixir dev 