When I learnt C in 1995 I used a DOS editor by Borland. Since graphical environments became popular and more used, programming editors were also evolving. Nowadays we have two different kind of…

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When I learnt C in 1995 I used a DOS editor by Borland. Since graphical environments became popular and more used, programming editors were also evolving. Nowadays we have two different kind of editors: text editors and IDEs. The first ones are lightweight, while the second focus on providing as many tools as possible to unify…

Sublime Text vs Atom vs VS Code vs TextMate vs RubyMine vs Vim

<p>Author tried different IDEs and text editors for Rails development on Mac. He gives a brief overview of each IDE/editor and then summarizes his experience in pros-cons.</p>
