What is your preferred code editor and why?

Sublime Text 3, because it's fast.

Sublime 3 or vscode.
Sublime is my preferred, but it is harder to make it look like you want it to.

vim, because it's hella fast and powerful.

Vim for linux, np++ for windows when editing stuff I have no IDE for, and textmate for mac.

Sublime. I've just always used it and never came across a reason to change.

Visual Studio for .NET dev, otherwise VS Code

what's your favorite code editor and why is it vim?

VS Code

Sublime

Nano ;3
Idk why xD

Notepad++ because you hate it

Notepad

/joke

Any editor as long as it's set to a light theme. 😇

Huge fan of Atom for coding Python

Atom and vim
Atom for nice themes and good Auto complete and plugins and more stuff + power mode
Vim fast :)

Sublime and atom. I like them both.

I started out with Brackets and really liked it.
However, several of the extensions I was using broke whenever a new version of Brackets was released, meaning I'd have to downgrade to an earlier version :/
Now I use Visual Studio for .NET and VS Code for everything else.

Sublime 3 its just so fast and versatile

Visual Studio for .NET, Sublime for everything else on Windows and VIM for Linux.

Atom with atom-beautify. Only problem is that it doesn't always play nice with GitKraken

Code Editor:
Windows: NP++
Linux: VS Code

IDE:
Windows: VS17, QtCreator, IntelliJ
Linux: QtCreator

Atom, much plugins, very fast, wow.

Pycharm for most of the work, coupled with Atom for the smaller stuff.

Visual Studio for .Net and Sublime Text 3 for other stuff sometimes Vim on Linux ;)...

CodeWright because I have used it for the last 25 years. Hard to break a habit.

Nano and Micro in terminal, which is my usual environment

When it comes to GUI editors, Howl on Linux, VSCode on Windows

Also ed, ED IS THE STANDARD EDITOR

Too many comments but I hope no one said xcode 😒

Vim

Neovim for real work — but lately I've been daily-driving a little thing I built called Oxru, a terminal editor in Rust that keeps all of a project's terminals as tabs inside the editor. Mostly born out of being sick of alt-tabbing between six terminal windows. github.com/p32929/oxru if you're curious, though fair warning it's macOS-only for now.