What IDE is lightweight, professional and pretty at the same time, Jow Forums?
I'm mostly looking for an IDE for some recreational Python, JavaScript and PHP programming.
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What IDE is lightweight, professional and pretty at the same time, Jow Forums?
Tyler White
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Jordan Turner
yes. Do not listen to anyone else in this thread.
Ryder Ramirez
Do what this user said...
Luis Cox
Atom is not an IDE, it is a text editor. An IDE requires a few basic features to be called an IDE, and I don't know if this list is comprehensive:
Debugging
Code Checking
Text Editor
Compiler
On top of this, ATOM has pretty poor performance for such a limited feature set. If you want an IDE that is extremely powerful, and performs well relative to that power, then IntelliJ is my go to. A basic text editor that has some features that will help with development would be Sublime Text 3.
Anthony Thompson
this is getting very confusing
Kevin Brown
Consider Eclipse Neon (IDE) for Python.
It's a workplace standard
does very well for that.
Colton Russell
Vscode
Luke Jenkins
>Debugging
atom.io
>Code Checking
atom.io
>Compiler
atom.io
vscode
pycharm/webstom/intellij
if you want light then use vim
Bentley Johnson
vi/m = emacs > atom = sublime > everything else
you want Jow Forums, don't use ide's, learn the compiler utilities and commands in the terminal
learn a text editor with major flexibility and customization aka vi/m or emacs
you have to choose which one because vim/emacs is one of the oldest debates
Jonathan Powell
watch plugins for Python tho
They got me the "Re-Image" malware.
disk errors > forced immobilizing scans > redirection to the ReImage hardsell site.
Win can't fix disk error until malware gone
so,
uninstalled VSCode and Python plugins
Ran disk repair
werks/gone
I may have gotten a shit copy of VSC due to my suspicions of how the icons were acting, so may have been my error for choosing bad d/l,
but it looked pretty legit at the time,
w/e...
Hunter Flores
>Lightweight
>Atom
Isn't it like notepad but like 600x heavier and slow?
Jose Butler
I don't know of any lightweight IDE. I find Intellij a pretty complete package for an IDE though.
If I want something lightweight I just use Emacs though.
Blake Rivera
Here's a thought, why don't you try them out? By the time people have replied to this post you could've downloaded the top 10 IDEs that came up in your search engine of choice and be testing them out right now. In the end it's just down to preference mostly anyway
Jose Wilson
If you are going to use botnet electron garbage at least use vscode
Joseph Peterson
Emacs Operating System
Christian Miller
unironically this
version 26 is fast as fuck
Connor Cox
Atom is the least lightweight editor ever created.
Ethan Russell
you won't find an IDE that is lightweight and you don't need an IDE for any those languages
Jonathan Kelly
Kdevelope or sublime.
The only 2 GUI options.
Gvim/vim for the terminal but I just paid for a sublime license and it works well and looks nice and doesn't run from a browser framework like atom.
Chase Nguyen
>atom
>lightweight
Use sublime text baka
Nolan Morris
I like Atom, but VS Code is tempting me as it is lighter somehow.
Kevin Reyes
Its because it written by actual software engineers who know how to code and not diversity hire meme """"js developers""""
Ethan Brown
IntelliJ spilling all over your ram bcs its written in java. Its a powerfull tool but on machines with
Cameron Stewart
the architecture of the main python code extension honestly sucks, although I still use it out of convenience. It should really be a metapackage (easy to do). Currently it's a monolithic mess trying to include every python extension feature into one beast.
Gabriel Wood
>lightweight
nicememe
James Gomez
just use vschode
Chase Smith
>machines with
Aiden Butler
>atom
>lightweight
Yeah no. Slowest editor i've used, and so laggy it isn't even funny anymore.
Use ST3 like a normal person
Luis Howard
Fuckin idiots. Geany is the most lightweight you mongoloids. Stop saying intellij and other bullshit ides which work well because of the costly rams bought by your parents.
Geany has c,cpp,python and whatever code checker and compiler you want just need to give the path to that language in your system for other languages. It has good plugins like debugger and autocomplete
Camden Rodriguez
Atom has all that in additional packages but its quite crappy. I use atom to alter html/css/php but that's it
Nicholas Parker
vim + ricing
Grayson Stewart
JetBrains WebStorm
Or
If u u are poor, than pick the VSC
Luis Morgan
>written by actual software engineers who know how to code and not diversity hire meme """"js developers""""
kys
Brandon Wood
your only option is geany+gtk theme
Andrew Russell
Retard can't even type properly
Electron wastes way more memory than java, by the way