One Pager Cheat Sheet

• Finding the right text editor or IDE can help you become a much more productive software engineer, and there are plenty of good options available, from free ones to specialized editors - it all depends on your preference.
• Notepad++ is a lightweight open-source text editor that offers syntax highlighting, multi language support, autocomplete, and is free to use on Windows.
• VS Code by Microsoft is a text editor that is widely used by developers and teams with IntelliSense features, and support for Typescript, Javascript and Node.JS, with a store for installing extensions and debugging plug-ins.
• With Codespaces, you can enjoy the same features of Visual Studio Code in a web environment, with powerful processing power and total flexibility regarding accessibility, pricing, and settings.
• Vim is a free, highly extensible and customizable open source text/code editor with a dedicated community and support for many popular programming languages and file formats.
• Sublime Text is an editor suited for experienced coders, boasting features such as a Python API, split editing, and a variety of plugins, making it a powerful and user-friendly development environment.
• Atom is an open-source, cross-platform editor developed by Github, which provides clean collaboration tools, a sleek editor, and organization tools for keeping your projects in check - with native GitHub integrations for real-time code editing and sharing.
• Brackets is a free and open-source text editor with modern features like inline editors, live previews, a range of integrations and support for Windows, Mac and Linux that is ideal for frontend developers and those working with GitHub or Photoshop (PSD) files.
• CoffeeCup offers an easy to use visual editor with great features for both free and paid users, allowing for quick HTML, CSS, and PHP edits with a live preview, FTP connectivity, and tag references.