[Hoss]

I have gone through many editors, but the one I am currently on is VSCode. The features I like are:

• Clean configuration (much like Sublime)
  
• No "projects", you just open a folder
  
• Built-in Git support (with the GUI and everything)
  
• Useful, stable, maintained extensions (I use the Go extension and the x86 ASM extension)
  

I usually use the "Solarized Light" theme in my editors.

Some other editors I have used in the past: SublimeText 2, SublimeText 3, and Atom. I stopped using Sublime because it seems like development on the editor has gotten a bit stale, and plugins aren't really actively maintained for the it anymore (at least for things I use). I stopped using Atom because I liked like the look and feel of VSCode more.

I sometimes use IntelliJ for Java, but this is usually dependent on my client. Most clients will request I use a certain IDE for their project so they can easily open it on their end. So IntelliJ, Eclipse, NetBeans, I use them all.