What IDE/Editor Do You Use?

[Royalty]

What kind of IDE/Editor do you use to code programs or anything? I'm just curious.

[Andre S. Veteran]

Depends on language, platform, target... I use Visual Studio 99% of the time but that's because I do C# or C++ on Windows and for Windows 99% of the time.

[Glassed Silver]

Yupp, you really should tell us the platform and the language(s).

I use Visual Studio for VB on Windows for example.

Amongst others for other languages and target platforms.

Glassed Silver:mac

[Salutary7]

Visual Studio when its relevant. I'm also partial to Notepad++ for certain projects.

[AltecXP]

Vim

[Rudy]

Work: Eclipse :/

Home: Xcode (far from perfect but it works good enough)

I've used VS in the past, it's alright. It's biggest strength I find is the ease of building a GUI compared to the mess that Xcode is for GUIs :/

[BillyJack]

Visual Studio 2010 and Expression 100% of the time. Of course there are some occasions where I have to use something else but that is rare.

[rfirth]

Visual Studio 11 ;)

[Royalty]

Whoops sorry guys. I'm talking about any kind of language. I'm just talking general here. Nothing specific.

[ethereal]

UltraEdit

[NiceCarpet]

Eclipse Classic for Java.

[vhane]

Xcode plus the xVim plugin for iOS projects.

Vim for everything else.

[Gerowen]

Geany

[+virtorio MVC]

Visual Studio 2010 for WPF and WinForms apps

Delphi for our older Win32 apps

BBEdit for our PHP site and services

[El Marto]

Work - Xcode

Home - Anything but

[SharpGreen]

There are 3 that I regularly use.

VS10 or 11 for my .NET projects

Notepad++ for everything that isn't .NET or Java

and Motorola's special integrated Android SDK version of Eclipse for all things Java.

[firey]

VS2010 for anything .NET related

VB6 for VB6 projects still supported where I work

Eclipse for any Java Development

Notepad++ for HTML, PHP, etc.

[+Majesticmerc MVC]

As others have said, it depends on what I'm doing:

• For C++ and .NET languages, I use Visual Studio.
  
• For Ruby, I'll use either Netbeans or Eclipse.
  
• For PHP I use Eclipse with the Aptana Studio plugin.
  
• For Shell scripts and quick edits I tend to favour Notepad++, or if I'm on Linux I use Geany.
  
• For the quickest of edits, I will sometimes even use nano (a non-graphical text editor for Linux) if I'm in that much of a hurry.
  

[Hawkeye666]

General scripting - Notepad++

VBScripting - VBSEdit

All other Windows Visual Studio latest version from MSDN subscription whatever that happens to be at the time.

[nvllsvm]

Vim for everything.

[Matthew_Thepc]

What kind of IDE/Editor do you use to code programs or anything? I'm just curious.

.NET languages - Visual Studio 2010

Metro Apps - VS11 (not like I have much of a choice :D)

JavaScript/HTML/CSS/PHP - Aptana 3

Most other languages - Aptana 3 or Notepad++

[Squirrelington]

Visual Studio 2010/Expression Blend 4 when I am doing C# or Silverlight (or some of my already legacy VB.Net code)

Nano when I am doing Perl

[Jimmy0]

SpringSource Tool Suite - Java

Notepad++ - HTML, CSS, JavaScript, XML

[Max Norris]

Mostly Visual Studio 2010 for C++, C#, HTML/XML/CSS/etc and PHP, Eclipse for Java, Notepad++ once in a while for quick edits from a console, and KDevelop or VIM when the mood to toy around in Linuxland hits.

[paxa]

.net related, i use visual studio 2010 ultimate, for php, java and such eclipse with plugins, and for air/flex i use flashbuilder 4.6

[Dick Montage]

C# I use VisualStudio.net

PHP I use NetBeans

MySQL I use SQLYog