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IMHO you can't answer this question without knowing what are you developing, like what language, what's the purpose, what's your skill level?
by y42 8y ago
IMHO you can't answer this question without knowing what are you developing, like what language, what's the purpose, what's your skill level?
- paulriddle 8y agoC, Rust, systems level security work and development of various utilities.
- jetti 8y agoFor Rust I like VS Code with Rust (RLS) extension
- y42 8y agoI can't give you particular hints regarding C or Rust, but let me tell you what I can't live without: * Total Commander - good for handling files / folders, working on remote locations (SFTP, FTP, ...), perfect all-round-tool * Notepad++ - perfect for text editing, also on remote locations, lot of plugins available to cover different needs * Docker - of course, but mainly for developing web apps * iTerm2 - on my Mac I am using this as an SSH-client, this rules out every other SSH client I know and it's free, on Windows I am using MobaXTerm, paid version