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==Developer's IDE==
  
==Introduction to Code Editors==
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The Code Editor is probably the most fundamental tool of a developer. Similar to how a chef invests in a good set of knives or how a surgeon requires precision scalpels, the Code Editor can make a huge difference in the quality and efficiency of a programmer. Setting up these environments rarely is considered a waste, but an investment. A professional developer understands the importance of working with the right tools.
  
  
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==IDE Features==
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===Essential Features===
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*Static Code Analysis
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*Code Autocompletion
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*Code Navigation
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===Desired Features===
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*VCS Integration
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*Debugger Integration
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*Remote Editing (via SSH)
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*Auto-Indenter
  
  

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Developer's IDE

The Code Editor is probably the most fundamental tool of a developer. Similar to how a chef invests in a good set of knives or how a surgeon requires precision scalpels, the Code Editor can make a huge difference in the quality and efficiency of a programmer. Setting up these environments rarely is considered a waste, but an investment. A professional developer understands the importance of working with the right tools.



IDE Features

Essential Features

  • Static Code Analysis
  • Code Autocompletion
  • Code Navigation

Desired Features

  • VCS Integration
  • Debugger Integration
  • Remote Editing (via SSH)
  • Auto-Indenter







Previous: Development Tools Index Next: Editors/Emacs