BEST 3 Text Editors for Coding...And Why?

4 years later, out of these only VSCode survived. In many specific use-cases you can't use atom nor sublime text 4 whatsoever, people kinda stopped caring about them, plugins are ancient and aren't updated, so stuff is prone to not even working in the first place unless you write all the plugins yourself for everything you want to do

for me , any text editor that edit text is good

VS-code editor in the best i think 🤔🤔

😂 At the end wink 'vscode'

Rip atom editor

Thanks. I have chosen VSCode because of you. Atom is closing shop, no longer accepting JS code.

vs code and atom

HELP

ik that vs code is an ide but im a beginner can i turn off the ide and just make a text editor?

Asmelash g gnome tick

I couldnt feel any lag on sublime nd atom but vsc IS LAGY ASF

His favorite is VSC

You should try "kate" from the kde guys.
Is just a text editor but has a terminal integrated in it.

I was surprised to hear VS Code is fast and Atom is slow. I just began using both. No project yet but just for practice. Atom feels so lightweight so far with 2-3 files. On the other hand VS code does look great but for some reason its painfully slow on my machine. Type a letter and wait for auto-complete to come. Click a file to open and wait before it opens. Any idea why is that so and what can I do to speed up VS Studio. I would want to use it moving forward

I cant even drag window out of VS code to make use of my multiple monitors :(

i like visual studio since it has inbuilt terminal, that the main reason im using vs. I really love that feature. and the intellisence is pretty good.

if sublime text adds a terminal i will move to sublime text.


I started with sublime, atom then visual studio

Buying Sublime Text for a one-time fee is not ridiculous. It means feeding programmers.

atom is garbage

If you want to memorize code then use subline text 3 .
If you are making projects use VS-Code.