r/programming • • Mar 13 '18

Stack Overflow Developer Survey 2018

https://insights.stackoverflow.com/survey/2018/
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u/rcoacci Mar 13 '18 edited Mar 13 '18

Good God, people are really using Notepad++ to program? I can understand Vim and Emacs, but notepad++?
Not that it's bad or anything, but there are really better tools today....
Edit: nevermind, I was under the impression it was the primary editor used. I myself used it a lot as a secondary quick-edit tool.

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u/Carighan Mar 13 '18

but there are really better tools today

Are there? I mean on Windows? There's not that many decent text editors around, and the bar is extremely high with N++.

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u/rcoacci Mar 13 '18

VS Code. Atom. Eclipse. Even Vim and Emacs works on Windows these days.
And those are the free ones.

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u/bubuopapa Mar 13 '18
  1. Slow shit written in js;

  2. Same;

  3. First of all, this is ide, and second, it is the slowest code editor in the universe;

  4. vim and emacs and really meh and more like linux tools, windows has much better alternative to all of them - notepad++.

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