Ok, I might regret this, but— What's everyone's favorite code editor? 😅

Curious to get your opinion, @danbenjamin

@JavaScript Me, I am my favorite editor of code

@JavaScript Neovim, the unique true editor.

@JavaScript There is only one answer: VS Code

@JavaScript For JavaScript it's VS Code 😃

@JavaScript Up until last year, Sublime, but I finally made the switch to VSCode this year 👏🏼

@JavaScript VS Code duh!

@JavaScript Vs code for now, JavaScript bhai🤩

@JavaScript Turbo C++

@JavaScript Dreamweaver

@JavaScript Microsoft Word :D

@JavaScript vim

@JavaScript IntelliJ Idea❤

@JavaScript Has anyone tried Nova? I'm trying it out this week.

@JavaScript VS code 👨🏽‍💻

@JavaScript Vscode

@JavaScript VSCode

@JavaScript I might be biased but I'll say @code 👀

@JavaScript Gotta go with Atom, Mr Script

@JavaScript VS Code, of course!

@JavaScript The one with the goat or some shit idk

@JavaScript No regrets. I now depend on the dependable, syntax-knowing, Visual Studio Code. The way it handles hideous, intricate kludges is remarkable. Did I mention its extensions can set you free from kludge drudgery?

@JavaScript Why does this question still create so much buzz.All you need is VIM, have used it for decades now and I have also used all 46 most popular text editors/IDEs over last 20 years ( nano, eclipse, sublime, bbedit, notepad ++, .., jetBrains, vscode) and nothing came close to VIM

@JavaScript I use VS code for JavaScript projects, Pycharm for Python project annnnnnd Notepad to do some crazy stuffs.

@JavaScript My first two years were punch cards. Then ed, then vi, then vim. Now, I still use vim daily. I used geany for a while, just started testing sublime text. Modern IDEs are fine, but can become a crutch keeping you lazy if you’re not careful.

@JavaScript I deeply recommend @WebStormIDE. Hands down by far the best IDE for web development 🙌

@JavaScript WebStorm. The answer to this question is always a JetBrains product.

@JavaScript I honestly prefer Notepad++ for being the lightest weight text editor with many features to make it look like code editor. And with the shortcuts, I never felt like using VSCode, Sublime or any other editor.

@JavaScript VScode ftw! Hey wait a sec! I’m not a dev anymore… Whatever y’all, I’m going back to Figma…

@JavaScript Atom

@JavaScript Vscode 😇