MMO P&S Need Atom alternative to edit codes

[pop111444]

Hello, Does anyone know of a straightforward code editing program that is similar to https://atom.io/? I've been using it, but unfortunately, it will be discontinued soon. Any recommendations?

 

[Hungswer]

I use VSCode, and it’s always been reliable for me.

 

[pop111444]

I use VSCode, and it’s always been reliable for me.

Thanks, I gave it a try—just what I needed!

 

[Coanetq]

These days, it feels like Notepad++ is the only simple option! Haha, had to mention that. Then there’s JetBrains tools, and of course, Microsoft’s VSCode or Visual Studio.

I like JetBrains tools, but for C#, Visual Studio is really strong.

What languages are you using, and what are you building, if you don’t mind me asking?

 

[Lunatoury]

You can try VSCode, or give Fleet a go!

 

[Opscertag]

I like VSCode because it’s so versatile. But if you're after editors for specific languages, I’d recommend JetBrains IntelliJ for Java, PyCharm for Python, and Visual Studio for C#.

 

[Istsmatt]

VSCode is the standard in the industry. Notepad++ has a lot of users, and I personally use it, mainly for editing HTML. Sublime Text also has a big following, especially among Linux users.

 

[Heraldonet]

I use VSCode for web development, PyCharm for Python, and Notepad++ for editing text files.

 

[WeirdHello]

I use Sublime Text because it's lightweight and works great!

 

[Verigent]

I’m not a programmer, but EditPad Pro is worth checking out. I started using it instead of Notepad++, and it has some really cool features. I mainly use it for editing text files, but I think it also supports different coding languages.

 

[Landrater]

Hello, Does anyone know of a straightforward code editing program that is similar to https://atom.io/? I've been using it, but unfortunately, it will be discontinued soon. Any recommendations?

Isn’t VS Code not that great? I mean, you can code in lots of languages, and there are extensions for less common ones too, so you can still use them.

 

[WeirdHello]

Yeah, I use VSCode too, but you can also use Sublime Text 3.

 

[Innisola]

If you're searching for a code editor like Atom, you might want to give VS Code a try.

 

[Tevetto]

Some of my top code editors are nano, bluefish, and jotting notes on a bathroom wall with a cracked piece of glass at 3 AM.