What Code Editor do you use?

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For my small bash and paython scripts i use VSCodium. Iam not an devoloper, all just for fun.

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I’ve been using vi, but only because I don’t know how to exit. :joy:

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the joke is good! and so much truth in it

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Quite a few actually…Obsidian for markdown, Xed for regular bash scripts and Python config files, VScodium for HTML/CSS∕PHP/Javascript. When in terminal I use Micro, way better than VI, Less etc. Has sensible shortcuts to close/quit/save you actually remember. :smiley:

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Okay i use Obsidian too, for my personal wiki. For config files Kate und in terminal nano.

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Thank you all. I only use Neovim and Cursor with no language model and that serve all the purpose. I am a heavy Neovim user for all from Python, GO, RUST from analysis to deep learning, system administration and also code writing and starting back CPP after few years for integration with CPython and RUST to make it complete. I am not into that making fancy websites(out of my interest, I am more of a compiled binary writer since start of the programming) so i am not sure about the web plugs that use. I only use for database and front end of the database.

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For programming purposes I use Visual Studio code, Visual Studio community, notepad++, nano (I discovered it exists an equivalent for Windows powershell!) and geany.

For taking personal notes, as secondary brain, I use obsidian.

-ricky

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Hey Ricky, thank you for that. I didn’t realize notepad++ was available for Linux. Now I know. :smiley:

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@shybry747
Post is generic, it does not require to specify an OS … however I’m using Windows 10 as primary computer, I use notepad++ beside Visual studio community.
Also Visual studio is community is not available for Linux (:

cheers.

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