I use Webstorm – it’s Elixir’s plugin has the best syntax highlighting I’ve seen.
darkmarmot
drl123
Similar here…I use RubyMine with KronicDeth’s intellij-elixir plugin. If you are going the full-on IDE route (vs a lighter weight editor with plugins & customizations), RubyMine is hard to beat for syntax highlighting, code insights, graphical debugger, test runner, git integration with fantastic merge conflict resolution tools and tons more right out of the box.
As a bonus, Rubymine has a powerful built-in database tool for working directly with the db(s), which for some reason they do not include in WS or IntelliJ-CE.
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Chawki
factoryd
I want to love intellij-elixir because I’m an IntelliJ addict for all my other endeavors. However, there’s just a few things – that I can’t really put into words right now for whatever reason – that just don’t sit right with me. Man would I love that plugin to scratch that one itch I have!
I’ve settled on VSCode with ElixirLS. It’s taken me some getting used to, but it’s best I’ve found as of yet.
…for me.
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sribe
VS Code with ElixirLS is pretty good, and bonus points the Rust plugin now works pretty well too 
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ash
I go with PyCharm. Luke Imhoff’s plugin has the best completion out of the ones I’ve seen.
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albydarned
Interesting, I haven’t seen that yet.
I’ve just been using atom with the relevant plugins.
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ash
Atom is a good editor but for the elixir plugin, how does code completion work nowadays with multiple projects open?
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romenigld
I’m using Atom. But sometimes is slow.
The electron is not good for scale.
And I pretend to learn more in depth vim or space macs.
But it is a lot of things to learn elixir, phoenix, etc… I will see…
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