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Funny. I've basically done the same with UltraEdit. Although, when it comes to certain languages, I prefer to use the dedicated IDE. Especially if the GUI is in
by frankzen 6y ago
Funny. I've basically done the same with UltraEdit. Although, when it comes to certain languages, I prefer to use the dedicated IDE. Especially if the GUI is involved. For .net, it's straight up Visual Studio. For Java, OpenBeans. And so on. I think VS Code will serve the same niche as the text editor + compiler crowd. IDEs are way too comfy to resist.