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Programming editors are one of the most personal thing for a coder. This choice may vary as per the language he/she be taking up for the current project. Switching of editor may be also due in availability of the same in the other OS environment. I started my coding in window environment in C and in few days become the fan of
Notepad++.Later on as a Bioinformatics, I had to change the Operating system environment for my project and had to program in Linux (Ubuntu).
As the notepad++ was not supported (still not supported) , I started looking for a nearest option . I started with
gedit (the default text editor in linux), then I switched to
Kate, to Vi and then to
geany. Geany was easy and some of the feature made me very comfortable eg displaying of all function on side bar.
Finally in one of my office project, I was suggested to use a new editor called
sublime-text. In first few days it was quite hard , but once I got to know some of its basic keyboard shortcut, I fell love with it.
Try It once, you may also fall in love too!
I have uploaded a cheat sheet , have a bird eye view and experiment it .
Note : I have used all the above editor for writing program in Perl,Tcl and Python.
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