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For the purposes of Lisps there's Emacs with Paredit (or other editor with Paredit, there are versions for most of them I think), for the purpose of notes there
by nnq 9y ago
For the purposes of Lisps there's Emacs with Paredit (or other editor with Paredit, there are versions for most of them I think), for the purpose of notes there's Emacs with Org-mode.
For the purpose of Java w.r.t. refactoring and navigation there's Intellij, Eclipse etc.
For the purtpose of Python w.r.t. refactoring and navigation there's Pycharm.
And so on.
I use a combination of (1) Emacs & Org-mode for structured editing of notes and prose, and (2) Whatever IDE is most suited for the language I work in.