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For me, it depends on what I am working on. Android Studio : Android development. XCode : iOS development. PyCharm : Python projects. RubyMine : RoR pr

by geekrax 12y ago

For me, it depends on what I am working on. Android Studio : Android development. XCode : iOS development. PyCharm : Python projects. RubyMine : RoR projects. WebStorm : AngularJS projects. Sublime Text : other Front-end, NodeJS stuff and everything else (including making grocery list, writing down phone numbers).

yawboakye 12y ago
You have a lot of tools to master. Apart from Android and iOS development you could probably stick to and improve one editor (preferably Vim winks) for all the other projects.
- speg 12y ago
  PyCharm, RubyMine, and WebStrorm are all different flavours of JetBrains IDE so it's not really like three different tools.
- geekrax 12y ago
  You're right. It looks like there're a lot of IDEs to maintain & shortcuts/configurations to remember. Thing is, Android Studio, PyCharm, RubyMine & WebStorm - all of them are different flavors from JetBrains. So, I just did shortcut + UI configuration once and now I am sharing same configuration for all 4 of them. As a result, now they all (and at some level, Sublime Text as well) share same shortcuts, theme (Monokai), fonts(Monaco) and help me with smart autocomplete & intelligent environment based on platform/project :) I definitely want to move to Vim one day.