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CODEBLOCKS VS ECLIPSE VS NETBEANS FULL

Great for Debugging, Productivity, Most Features/Functions, Very Intuitive, Well Built, And Smooth Performance. JetBrains tools are the most powerful tools I have used. Atom is also faster to boot and has a nicer/simpler UI than large IDEs such as eclipse in my experience. developed by Github, Open Source and free, great git integration and live collab in the editor, very hackable, minimalist, support multiple languages, add functionality with packages. This is the power of plain text: it's way easier to automate than a GUI.

CODEBLOCKS VS ECLIPSE VS NETBEANS FULL

To me, coming back to an IDE is a bit going for nocode when I've the flexibility of a full fledged programming language with a big layer of automation on top.

You repeat always the same editing, something like "put some parenthesis around a link and then put some square bracket before with the title of the link inside"? You can record the series of keystroke and repeat it with every link you want.

Like with the shell, you can automate so much stuff, it's insane.

You can basically use all the CLIs you want with Vim.

Its interface with the shell is awesome.

Trying to do as less keystrokes as possible is the gamification of typing. I love improving with my tools, because you become very effective that way.

It fits very well to my mouseless workflow (keeping my hands on my keyboard to avoid the cognitive burden to switch between keyboard / mouse).

I can customize everything for my own needs.