Developer-roadmap: Add IDE/Editor Suggestion

Created on 27 Feb 2018 · 9Comments · Source: kamranahmedse/developer-roadmap

IDE/Editor is not the most important part becoming a web developer but it is a tool that can change your focus on development.
You can specify IDE's especially for back-end development :
IntelliJ IDEA, Eclipse for Java
IntelliJ Webstorm,Sublime for nodejs etc.

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easikoglu

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You can just use VS Code. It Supports like everything, you can just download the languages and plugins (to help you on your code/projects) through their extension manager.

jhdcruz on 27 Mar 2018

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sarcasm?

IDEs are a very helpful resource, specially for those who develop alone really big projects, with millions of lines of code.

diegopego on 27 Feb 2018

I'm sorry. No sarcasm.
I think there are too many wonderful IDEs, but I believe Vim/Emacs/Nano are the fundamental tools for developers.

yssource on 28 Feb 2018

Understood Your point of view.

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I'm sorry. No sarcasm.
I think there are too many IDEs to try, but I believe Vim/Emacs are the
fundamental tools for developers.

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diegopego on 28 Feb 2018

For example:

(F/E) WebStorm
(B/E) PHPStorm
(B/E) IntelliJ (Java)
(B/E & Mobile) Eclipse
(B/E & F/E) NetBeans
(Mobile) XCode (iOS)
(Mobile) Android Studio

For geeks:

Vim*/Emacs/Nano/Notepad 😉

WuglyakBolgoink on 8 Mar 2018

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Like It!

Em 8 de mar de 2018 17:47, "Wuglyak Bolgoink" notifications@github.com
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For example:

(F/E) WebStorm

(B/E) PHPStorm

(B/E) IntelliJ (Java)

(B/E & Mobile) Eclipse

(B/E & F/E) NetBeans

(Mobile) XCode (iOS)

(Mobile) Android Studio

For geeks:

Vim*/Emacs/Nano/Notepad 😉

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diegopego on 8 Mar 2018

You can just use VS Code. It Supports like everything, you can just download the languages and plugins (to help you on your code/projects) through their extension manager.

jhdcruz on 27 Mar 2018

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There’s also Cloud9 if you want to be portable :) (there’s other cloud options too)

tdmalone on 25 Apr 2018

There are multiple desktop apps, multiple mobile (tablet/phone) apps, and multiple online apps, each with their pros and cons, possible for each language out there. Is this viable?
Editor choice is very subjective. Someone might like the speed of Sublime, and not like it being closed source at the same time. Someone who doesn't like Microsoft can dislike VSCode without even trying it out. Someone who doesn't like Java may similarly dislike IntelliJ products out of the box.
Anybody who loves a specific editor/IDE will dislike or discard the others. Will we be able to provide an objective list?

It feels like we may have to create a (mostly) subjective list of comparative properties (speed, license, add-on count, etc. etc.) to be able to provide a list of editors.

Is this what we want?

necmettin on 26 Apr 2018

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Thank you for opening the issue. While I agree with that, we don't want to convolute the roadmap by mentioning everything out there. Regarding the IDE, I don't think we should add the recommendations as a part of roadmap.

However, I will find a place for that in textual form somewhere outside the roadmap. Thank you 🙏