Atom for most things. e.g. Ruby/Rails, Python etc. etc. Brackets for purely HTML/CSS/Javascript/jQuery nano for editing anything in a terminal (heck I even ha

Atom for most things. e.g. Ruby/Rails, Python etc. etc. Brackets for purely HTML/CSS/Javascript/jQuery nano for editing anything in a terminal (heck I even have it installed on Windows). I've heard good things about vi(m) or emacs but they seem like they take a while to get 'good' at and they have some strange keyboard shortcuts etc. If you need a tutor for a text editor surely that's a sign? Nano is just simple and works. Visual Studio for doing any C#/GUI stuff or for VB college work.