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The "programming text editors"/"code editors" of now that are used in place of traditional IDEs are practically always extended to, by definition, being an IDE,
by jeffterns8 5y ago
The "programming text editors"/"code editors" of now that are used in place of traditional IDEs are practically always extended to, by definition, being an IDE, albeit a leaner, more custom-fit one.
- deltasixeight 5y agonaw, despite this there is a noticeable lack of features from the "code editors" side. So much so that the definitions have evolved but the distinction remains.