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What ide would you guys recomend?

I want something that i can use for starting to practice and that can be used for advanced codes too. Edit. im rooting for web development

1st Apr 2017, 3:18 AM
Teostra
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@Wen Qin.. I answered for overall best experience. Its true that with plugins you can convert editors. After your answer i made it for IDE and again now after @Hatsy said i edited it
1st Apr 2017, 3:58 AM
Frost
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1st Apr 2017, 3:40 AM
Frost
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@Wen Qin I beg to differ. HTML, for example, does not require a compiler. IDEs are any environment in which you code, typical IDEs come with code-completion, perhaps a debugger, but a compiler isn't really necessary. All those listed in @Frost's answer are claimed to be IDE by the developers themselves. P.S. Teostra is opting for web development. P.P.S. For the nth time, I need to tell people not to get Code::Blocks...
1st Apr 2017, 3:46 AM
Hatsy Rei
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For web development, I would recommend Brackets(my personal favourite), Sublime or Atom. Download links: www.brackets.io www.atom.io www.sublimetext.com
1st Apr 2017, 3:42 AM
Chirag Bhansali
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@Wen Qin Who is Hastey?
1st Apr 2017, 4:00 AM
Agus Mei
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For HTML and CSS mainly
1st Apr 2017, 3:48 AM
Teostra
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Lol XD thanks @Hatsy
1st Apr 2017, 3:51 AM
Teostra
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@Hastey, Those listed by frost are text editors, but since plugin exists, they can replace IDEs P.S Should have used Anjuta instead.
1st Apr 2017, 3:53 AM
Wen Qin
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@frost , those are text editors, not IDEs. IDEs comes with a compiler, text editor and debugger. Also, which programming language? For C#, F#, VB and maybe C++, I recommend Visual Studio Community. For Java, get eclipse. C++, Code::Block is a good option. But web development you need interpreters, and not IDE, so just grab VS Code. Unless you are doing it using ASP.NET or something
1st Apr 2017, 3:42 AM
Wen Qin
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