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Real programmers use butterflies to create disturbances in the atmosphere to focus cosmic rays flipping precisely the bit in memory they are targeting.
I miss Atom :(
I still use notepad++π’
Brackets is sacred to me. I still remember my first day on the programming course I showed interest in while in 4th grade. I was struggling to install Brackets and one of the tutors had to help me.
Vim just outlives everyone lol
RIP Atom
I miss Sublime. I know itβs still around but we all moved on to better things. I have good memories from the years I used it.
it still baffled me sublime text still alive and kicking
Code Blocks is a hidden gem, not just an unused software...
I havenβt used Brackets in so long but itβll always have a special place with me. The first editor I used when getting into development.
I miss Pirated Turbo C++ in our school Potatos.
Code blocks. Not sure if its still alive
You missed Adobe Dreamweaver
My first was Sublime text. I accidentally discovered it had code highlighting and was instantly hooked. Later moved on to Brackets, Atom and finally VS Code. I still use sublime sometimes, there's just something soothing about a text editor that IDE's can't match imo.
Brackets was a godsend when it first came out. The ability to live preview changes is taken for granted these days, but holy cow was I absolutely *flying* when I had to do frontend work for clients. Hate adobe, but that was a great product
adobe dreamweaver and php editor were very usefull.
The number of code editors that were killed by VS Code tho lol
microsoft buying github was a tragic event.
Sometimes I miss the Borland Turbo C++ IDE for MSDOS. And Quickbasic before that.
Ultra Edit... I've been using it since the 90s and still love it. They come out with an update every year or so