Add section on editors/IDEs

[simeg]

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Tool/Language/etc

It would be awesome with a section of popular editors and IDEAs. This could include everything from emacs to IntelliJ and each section could have information about plugins etc.

Thoughts?

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We decided to do it, here's what we need to do:

• IntelliJ Community Edition
• Visual Studio Code
• Atom

[Kyslik]

How many editors is there? I guess if we focus only on first "5" we can stick to current approach (each has its own section just like Vim and Sublime).

JetBrains IDEs are commercial (in a way you can not use it for free like Sublime with nag) except educational license, which is for free.

I mainly use, Visual Studio Code, Sublime, JetBrains (PyCharm + PHPStorm) and of course Vim on server side. I have tried Atom but VSC is better and I don't know any other editors 🤣 (emacs rings a bell but never used it same with nano).

[simeg]

@Kyslik Yes, that's a good idea. Maybe this guide is not the proper place to tell people about Emacs ;) Let's stick with the top ~5 popular.

We could then have

• IntelliJ Community Edition
• Visual Studio Code
• Atom
• Sublime (this is already done, as you said)
• Vim (this is already done, as you said)

I can do IntelliJ and Atom, could you write a section on Visual Studio Code then @Kyslik? (I have never used it) This would also fix #143.

[Kyslik]

Yes, I am planning on doing some work for this repo since I am still on Yosemite and soon (not a clue when) I will upgrade to the latest, and when that comes I will write about PHP (fix for #56) and many more things that may include VSC.

Setting up VSC, just like with Sublime, strongly depends on what is person working with, is it a JavaScript user, maybe Python girl etc. I may cover my field: Python, JavaScript, PHP and markdown.

[sb2nov]

Related to #143, tagging so the issues get linked