What's everyone's favourite text editor?

Vi

PowerPoint

Started using Atom a year ago and I don't think I could ever stop tbh

I swap between sublime 3 and brackets depending on what I'm doing. Brackets has a useful live-edit mode for html files when I don't feel like reloading a page a hundred times to see edits.

notepad. hands down!

NeoVim

Windows: Textpad for big files, Notepad++

Linux: sublime, atom, vi for big files

All os: jedit for testing if this stupid regexpression matches what I expect. 😠

@taumonkeys try http://regexr.com

By the way, my favourite text editor is MacDown

@kanduvisla I'll test it, thanks, but a quick look in the help page tells me that it doesn't use the Java regex syntax but the browsers own syntax (I don't know if there are differences between JavaScript and Java regex)

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Windows: notepad++ and Linux: sublime and vim on the command line in a pinch on my phone.

@sylar182 yeah... So does notepad++ though

I have them all...and a dice roll subroutine to pick at random

Programmers notepad :) yeah I'm different

Notepad++

Pspad was my favourite until the splash screen didn't load quicker on my i7...I'm in between currently... Atom power mode is the shizzle

Microsoft Word.

2007.

Brackets

Atom

I'm surprised no one mentioned emacs!
I cannot live without it anymore.
Also, I recently started using spacemacs.. it's like the best of vi and emacs combined!

Notepad++

Emacs ftw! ^^ I still wonder if I should switch to spacemacs though. And also Notepad++, but there's the lack of console and limited number of shortcuts for "Run", so unless I wanna break my fingers, I need an extra cmd opened. Also there's that sometimes annoying switching between tabs.

Although Emacs still has parts I don't quite get like that Lisp and sometimes I break the shit out of it with a simple configuration edit, but otherwise... man, that power! I even found I had opened ~2 mil line buffer there (yes, console log) :D running smooth af.

Sublime Text 3 for Windows and Linux.
MarkDown Edit for MD-Files on Windows.

Brackets is better for HTML than atom..the live preview works in windows default browser so Firefox for me