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What text editor are you using?

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    What text editor are you using?

    Hello Guys and Gals,


    I was using Notepad++ and SublimeText , but now i switched to Visual Studio Code :cool: it's perfect , has everything what i want.

    What about you Clerks?

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    babywriterz

    babywriterz

    Notepad++ is the best text editor. I've been using it for a while
    8 years ago

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    havesomefun

    havesomefun

    EditPlus worth all the money What text editor are you using?
    8 years ago

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    augusta

    augusta

    I'm using Editplus and it quite cool,the features are flexible enough
    7 years ago

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    havesomefun

    havesomefun

    I have used it for any kind of code, text processing and so on, real hardcore helper after I figured out features. My tasks never be so fast without it.
    8 years ago

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    igralec

    igralec

    UltraEdit and Brackets mostly.
    8 years ago

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    SEOGuru

    SEOGuru

    I am also using Notepad++
    8 years ago

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    zainshuja

    zainshuja

    I am using Notepad++ and it is the best text editor software.
    8 years ago

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    MendasDigital

    MendasDigital

    Under Windows I use Notepad. Under Linux I use Gedit, though I will probably be transitioning away from Gedit in favor of Pluma in the future.
    8 years ago

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    overcast

    overcast

    I am using Notepad Plus Plus and the Visual Studio Code. And for me coding use, the visual studio code seems to be working just fine. As you can see it has everything that you want with the text editing. And also you can run the terminal commands. And it would be easier to use for most of the languages out there. And for things to properly manage it'd not reasonable for the coding at all either. So notepad and the visual studio code those two editors things can be good enough as well. So I think for Windows users these two options are good.
    7 years ago

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