Homebrew What IDE does gbatemp use?

[tony_2018]

You don't need no stinkin IDE to run Make

True.

 

[sarkwalvein]

Whatever there is around.
Most of the time it is Notepad++ or Qtcreator.
Some other times nano or gedit.
For some reason I can't get to be friends with vi or emacs.
And for versioning, git is the way to go IMHO.
The Terminal is the way to go for make/git in Unix-like systems.
I agree the terminal in Windows kind of sucks, but it still is usable.

 

[froatsnook]

Use vim. Thank me later!

 

[TheCruel]

CLion / IntelliJ

 

[clank]

Visual Studio 2013 Professional

 

[gudenau]

I use Eclipse for Java, and Notepad++/gedit for others.

 

[Coto]

windows notepad (PHP / quick tests on any scripting language when on production server)

programmers notepad (C # / C++ / C / ARM) <- default editor

VS 2013 editor (for C# at work) <- i've never liked IDEs that automagically create dynamic references to your objects, but saves a lot of time when necessary

 

[dubbz82]

Personally, it depends on what I'm working on. If I'm doing something in Java or for Android, eclipse is a given. If it's something in the .NET languages, visual studio. If it's plain html or an interpreted language, I'll use Notepad++

EDIT: FWIW, I do .NET stuff for a living so the majority of my time is spent in visual studio and SQL Server for writing SQL queries/stored procs/etc., but I do toy around with the other ones here and there.