I use
Sublime Text. I wouldn't call it an IDE though. It's more like a very powerful editor
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You can download OSX, Win, Ubuntu releases @
sublimetext.com/3
There are many plugins for it which are provided through another plugin called
packagecontrol. It's kind of a plugins repository. Makes your life a lot easier.
Here's a list of plugins that I can't live without:
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- Package Control (plugins repository)
- BufferScroll (saves the exact state of your opened files including your current selection or cursor position even though you don't save. genius. this actually saved me a couple of hours at work when my pc crashed)
- SublimeLinter (highlight syntax errors)
- ColorPicker (great if you deal with CSS a lot)
- FileDiffs
- HypnotoadSVN (or you can use tortoise plugin if you're on windows)
- Modific (show changes since last commit)
- SideBarEnhancements
- DocBlockr (useful for writing method/classes comments)
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If you watch the GIF demos @ the
homepage I think you'll understand why I prefer it.
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