List your Top 5 favourite Programming tools/software

[sonic414]

Eclipse for Java

Dreamweaver or Notepad++ for php

Eclipse for android

vim in *nix

 

[ankychrist]

well my favorites are turbo c++,Dreamweaver,netbeans and vb 6

 

[Chid]

Programming Tools:

Visual Studio 2008 / 2010
MS SQL Server 2008

 

[AbDroid]

Programming tools:

Textwrangler for html5 and C on Mac.

 

[sekharsomu]

for me that 5 are ..

Putty

Erwin

OEM grid console

RMAN

Nagios

These are essentially the tools that made my proffesional life easy

 

[Aditya8277]

Dreamwaver, Coffee Cup Editors, Ecllipse, Textpad, Visula Studio..

 

[random2]

Right now -

Eclipse with PyDev or Geany - IDE/Editors - badly want to get better at vi so that I start using it for real work. But the damn GUIs have spoilt me.

Hg / Git - Version control

Meld - diff viewer

Task Coach - For micro-managing tasks

Putty/openssh/filezilla - For managing files/sessions between machines

 

[Abhishek Gupta]

I mainly do Java programming and I love to code in Netbeans. But I have to use Eclipse at work.

 

[harmanjezz]

C#, ASP,adobe photoshop, SQL editors,html these are my faverate programs. bcs i am daily uses these ............

 

[mathrisk]

Windows:
Visual Studio 2005/2010 - Best IDE for Windows. (well, not free - but I use in office only)
Notepad++ : For editing everything.
WAMP - for webdev things.

In Unix :
VIM - for editing everything.
GDB - for debugging.

 

[Zack]

fav: Notepad++
phpED / phpStorm - php
VS2010 + Resharper - C#
Git / svn with Redmine + Mantis
Proxmox / VBox - VT

 

[unni]

Just found out that you can use cppcheck with Eclipse. Great for catching some coding mistakes.

 

[pkd]

Well let me mention what I currently use -

1. IDE - Sublime Text 2 for Development, Vim on servers
2. SCM - GIT
3. Terminal - iTerm2 on Mac. Slightly cooler than the default Terminal App
4. File Sync - BTSync and DropBox
5. Shell - Zsh

 

[Santa Maria!]

Over the past month, I've learned vim and am using it as my primary IDE and for all my editing. My god, the productivity increase (with the right plugins) is amazing. This has to be one of the best decisions I've made in my life

 

[techygeek]

At Home:
Zend Studio
Putty
Sublime Text

At Work:
Eclipse
Pl-SQL Developer

 

[Digigear]

Code Editor - VS Code
Programming Language - JavaScript
UI Framework - Angular 8
Data Manipulation Language - Python
OS - Ubuntu

 

[maj0r]

Code Editor: vim / Sublime
Tools: tmux.
OS: Mint with Cinamon, Arch / Ubuntu with i3-gaps , Windows 10 with WSL

 

[SmithJohnes]

Dreamweaver
Eclipse for java
Borland C++

 

[mathrisk]

Windows:
Visual Studio 2005/2010 - Best IDE for Windows. (well, not free - but I use in office only)
Notepad++ : For editing everything.
WAMP - for webdev things.

In Unix :
VIM - for editing everything.
GDB - for debugging.

A lot has changed since this post.
Picked up Spring, prefer STS (Eclipse) over IntelliJ.
For databases, there's a light IDE - SqlDBX - one of the best I have used for db. (SqlDeveloper is slow, pgAdmin is okayish)
Sublime has replaced Notepad++ for me.
VSCode is my go to IDE, for anything other than Java.

Though I am a backend dev, due to some circumstance, responsibility of maintaining some iOS code came on me.
Can't say I am fan of Xcode, but that's the only option and so getting used to that, learning basics of Swift.

Was trying to create a small app for personal use, gave a try to Flutter - though I didn't complete the app, I liked the framework and also the language Dart.
Android Studio is also decent tool, and being familiar with Eclipse helps.

Trying to join the ML bandwagon, started with the Andrew Ng course - got a bit hands on try on Octave.
Now trying out Python libraries, in Google Colab.

Things haven't changed - VIM : I still use it and prefer over gui tool.

 

[princeoo7]

1) VSCode.
2) Android Studio.
3) XCode.

Nothing more.