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Tomas Pavlik
26,726 PointsHi, I would personally recommend Notepad++ - free, intuitive, reliable :-) I use it for all my projects.
Matthew Mariner
17,666 PointsMatthew Mariner
17,666 PointsHonestly there's no harm in trying different ones. At work I use a mixture of Sublime Text 3 and Eclipse. At home for my personal projects I use a mixture of Sublime Text 3, WebStorm and command line editors.
I would suggest using Sublime Text 3 as a beginner because of its ease of use, but you should go ahead and try it's competitor (atom) as well! Again, it's a matter of preference and comfort, there's no objective right answer here.