- Random text editing? Sublime text. Fast, multi platform, native, great plugins, and I've paid for it, else I might have used Atom ;-) - HTML/JS Coding? VS Co

- Random text editing? Sublime text. Fast, multi platform, native, great plugins, and I've paid for it, else I might have used Atom ;-) - HTML/JS Coding? VS Code - not native but still pretty fast and has many things that make developing wonderful such as Intellisense and Git integration. - Remote config editing? Vi or Vim, it is fast and it is always there for you. - CLJS or Clojure tinkering? LightTable, with its immediate feedback is great for trying out Clojure ideas. - The power of the old gods + a bit of finger speed and sanity? Spacemacs. It combines the speed of Vim with the power of an Emacs Lisp environment, plus has many amazing plugins (looking at you, org-mode), and also works on a remote host. - On Windows? Well, Notepad++ is not bad. It can deal with pretty large files better than many other editors.