VSCode

Many developers would agree that Windows is not known for being developer-friendly unless you are developing for the Windows ecosystem. Linux distributions, on the other hand, are very good for development, especially considering that most of your builds will run on Linux-based servers. ...

Microsoft’s Visual Studio Code has proven to be the dark horse of code editors. Don’t be put off by the Microsoft name: it is completely free, open source, and MIT-licensed. Despite being late to the party, it has attracted plenty of users. The reason is its excellent balance of speed, features, and hackability. ...