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Posted by Tyler Henrickson
Tyler Henrickson
6,594 Points

What is a good programming software to use?

I want to get a programming software that will auto-fill, sort of like workspaces does. I want to know the best ones and maybe cheap ones too. Any ideas?

4 Answers

Nephi Cosuga
Nephi Cosuga
1,907 Points
Nephi Cosuga
Nephi Cosuga
1,907 Points

Bootstrap is a good extention.

Jason Anders
MOD
Jason Anders
Treehouse Moderator 145,862 Points
Jason Anders
Jason Anders
Treehouse Moderator 145,862 Points

Personally I use Sublime2, but I hear Atom is really nice and popular as well. :)

Steven Treadway
Steven Treadway
10,037 Points
Steven Treadway
Steven Treadway
10,037 Points

I use both Atom and Sublime, but I prefer Atom.

Michael Hulet
Michael Hulet
47,913 Points
Michael Hulet
Michael Hulet
47,913 Points

Personally, I use Atom. I really like its customizability and its integration with Git & GitHub. I'm the president of my school's Computer Science Club, and the vice president of another, and the editor I installed on all the school computers in both schools to teach students is Brackets. It's really easy/nice to use, and some pretty cool features like Live Preview with Chrome. Both of these options are free, and they implement code completion, like Workspaces.