[critikal17]

When it comes to Python or small scripting languages like Perl and Ruby, I like to use Sublime Text 3 with all my favorite extensions installed, it basically becomes a full fledged IDE and it's super lightweight.

For web dev, I mainly use Visual Studio Code as the live server extension makes demoing super easy.

For C# and C++, Visual Studio Professional 2019 is my go to. It's what I use at work, and I can share my settings across all my devices with my microsoft account.

What's your favorite IDE?

[retroplayer]

When it comes to Python or small scripting languages like Perl and Ruby, I like to use Sublime Text 3 with all my favorite extensions installed, it basically becomes a full fledged IDE and it's super lightweight.

For web dev, I mainly use Visual Studio Code as the live server extension makes demoing super easy.

For C# and C++, Visual Studio Professional 2019 is my go to. It's what I use at work, and I can share my settings across all my devices with my microsoft account.

What's your favorite IDE?

Call me a basic bitch, but I kind of like Code::Blocks. Doesn't have anything fancy, but it does have everything you need to write and compile. I can never stay with other IDEs.

[critikal17]

When it comes to Python or small scripting languages like Perl and Ruby, I like to use Sublime Text 3 with all my favorite extensions installed, it basically becomes a full fledged IDE and it's super lightweight.

For web dev, I mainly use Visual Studio Code as the live server extension makes demoing super easy.

For C# and C++, Visual Studio Professional 2019 is my go to. It's what I use at work, and I can share my settings across all my devices with my microsoft account.

What's your favorite IDE?

Call me a basic bitch, but I kind of like Code::Blocks. Doesn't have anything fancy, but it does have everything you need to write and compile. I can never stay with other IDEs.

Code::Blocks is great for C, it's what my CySec professor made us use. However, for C# specifically, the .net integration in Visual Studio is unmatched.

[Drako]

For Python I use Spyder. I used to use Code::Blocks but I gained a liking to Visual Studio, so at the moment I'm VS2017 for languages like C++ and assembly.

[xMoses]

I mostly use Atom IDE, it's quite nice.