Atom text editor

[dadecoza]

You should. It is not even recommended for noobs.

I use Sublime on Ubuntu. I use package control for package installation and right now I'm only running a few packages, namely: Stack Overflow for help, Glue terminal for well running some terminal commands from there and finally Js format.

I like the scp plugin for notepad++ and their syntax highlighting is not bad. When I were still able to use Linux as my primary OS at work I used to use nedit and vi (I still use vi for quick edits). But now that they made it (nearly) impossible to use any other OS except Windows on our network (damn you Cisco NAC!) I'm stuck developing in Windows and uploading to Linux using the scp plugin (and don't worry we still use version control).

Edit: I also like to use regex for "search in replace" in notepad++ but I guess Atom can do that as well.

 

[Pho3nix]

I use atom for small bits of code I need to churn out quickly and don't feel like waiting for my main IDE (intelliJ) to start up, it's really nice, sort of feels very similar to Sublime Text

I use it from time to time but it is a bit of a lightweight. Easy to use though if I don't feel like firing up IntelliJ

Found your clone?

 

[Hamster]

Found your clone?

:wtf: