hi,
so, i start with myself:
ide: code::blocks
C++ compiler: MinGW-w64 G++ (i update it if i have time)
c Compiler: MinGW-W64 gcc compiler (like C++ if i update my C++ compiler, it will be updated)
my text editor (i'm using it inside my ide): wordpad (because of it's accessibility for visually impaired people)
other ides: orwell Dev-C++
basic compiler: free basic (fbc)
linker: gnu ld
shell: msys2 or windows command prompt
what are yours and what are your ideas?
thanks
Since i mostly do java or bash coding, it is either eclipse or vim.
I am writing scripts in notepad++ for unity3d so it is using mono compiler.
I've always been a web developer, so I've always been using Brackets by Adobe (brackets.io, a nice free alternative to Dreamweaver made by the same company!), and Atom (atom.io).
Let's put this together:
IDE: Brackets & Atom
C++ Compiler: VS2016 Ultimate
C Compiler: VS2016 Ultimate
Text editor: Notepad++, Gedit on Linux
Python Compiler: Regular Python IDLE
Shell: Cygwin, and the builtin bash shell when it comes out for Win10.
[b]Now, I need to correct some things that YOU posted,
-eyes[b]
(02-09-2016, 11:54 AM)brightening-eyes Wrote: [ -> ]hi,
so, i start with myself:
ide: code::blocks
C++ compiler: MinGW-w64 G++ (i update it if i have time)
c Compiler: MinGW-W64 gcc compiler (like C++ if i update my C++ compiler, it will be updated)
my text editor (i'm using it inside my ide): wordpad (because of it's accessibility for visually impaired people)
other ides: orwell Dev-C++
basic compiler: free basic (fbc)
linker: gnu ld
shell: msys2 or windows command prompt
what are yours and what are your ideas?
thanks
I need to tell you, WINDOWS CMD IS NOT A SHELL!
PowerShell would be the correct one on Windows.
I help myself with Adobe Brackets mainly. I have used Notepad++. I see many recommend Sublime Text as well.
I have tried Dreamweaver. CoffeCup Editor looks like a free alternative to Dreamweaver.
My coding needs are often met by Adobe Brackets. It looks very simple and light. They have a good few extensions as well. A neat UI could do wonders when you get frustrated with coding woes.
1. html
2. css
3. java
4. c++
(04-12-2016, 07:43 PM)meetdilip Wrote: [ -> ]I help myself with Adobe Brackets mainly. I have used Notepad++. I see many recommend Sublime Text as well.
I have tried Dreamweaver. CoffeCup Editor looks like a free alternative to Dreamweaver.
Me too. I like phpDesigner series with an older edition (2013).
But I use koding.com (where you can connect your own VPS and then you can access it from a webbrowser with a multi-function IDE) , cloud9 and codeanywhere.com too.
about the text editor. I suggest you use notepad ++. because it has many features that can help you in programming
1-c++
2-python .
3-java
4-notepad ++