Editors
Editors are many to choose from. Visual Studio Code, Atom, Sublime, Brackets... as well as IDEs.
Best advice: Choose one and stick to it.
Some considerations to help in your choices are:
Personalization: Does it have themes? Can I customize it?
Developer assistance: - Syntax highlighting - How extensible is it?
Get to know its Keyboard shortcuts
, create custom snippets
and if it is a hackable one you can satisfy your inner hacker. You might want to set Auto-saving
. This is opinionated.
Installing wakatime ( a tool that integrates into your editor) will let you evaluate your development time specific to Programming language
and file(s)
.
With a group of three (or more on a paid tier) you can create a leaderboard where you'll get to see your partners progress and the hours they spend coding.
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