Best Code Editors for GitHub

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    Overleaf Reviews

    Overleaf

    Overleaf (Writelatex Limited)

    1 Rating
    You don't need to do anything complicated. LaTeX is easy to use, even if it's your first time using it. Overleaf includes a fully-functional, ready-to-go LaTeX environment that runs on our servers. Overleaf gives you the same LaTeX setup wherever you are. You can trust that Overleaf will not cause any package conflicts or version inconsistencies by working with your peers and students.
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    Caret Reviews
    Based on the amazing Ace editing component, Caret brings professional-strength text editing to Chrome OS. Caret is a professional-grade editor for local files that targets programmers. You don't need to install another OS. Caret provides syntax highlighting for a variety of languages and all of the standard themes included with Ace, including emulations and coloring from other editors such as Eclipse, XCode and the Chrome Dev Tools. Once you get used to making multiple changes with a few keystrokes, it is difficult to go back to one cursor. Caret supports multiple selections and cursors, as well as Sublime keybindings such Ctrl/D (select the next match). You don't need to learn keyboard shortcuts. Caret will fuzzy-search your menu configuration and find the command you are looking for, and then execute it for you. You don't need to touch the mouse anymore.
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    IntelliJ IDEA Reviews
    Top Pick

    IntelliJ IDEA

    JetBrains

    $16.90 per user per month
    22 Ratings
    IntelliJ IDEA, a JetBrains IDE, is the leading IDE for Java and Kotlin development. It helps you stay productive with a suite of efficiency-enhancing features such as intelligent coding assistance, reliable refactorings, instant code navigation, built-in developer tools, web and enterprise development support, and much more.
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    Atom Reviews
    Atom is a hackable text editor built on Electron and inspired by our favorite editors. It is customizable but still easy to use the default configuration. Although a text editor is the heart of a developer’s toolbox, it doesn’t always work by itself. With the GitHub package, you can access Git and GitHub from Atom. You can create new branches, stage and commit, push, pull, resolve merge conflicts and view pull requests all from your editor. Atom already includes the GitHub package, so you are ready to go. Atom is compatible with all operating systems. It can be used on OS X, Windows or Linux. You can search for and install new packages, or create your own right within Atom. Atom makes it easier to write code faster thanks to its intelligent and flexible autocomplete. Browse and open files, whole projects, or multiple projects from one window.
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    CodeSandbox Reviews

    CodeSandbox

    CodeSandbox

    $12 per month
    CodeSandbox aims to make it easier for you to express your ideas with code, and to validate them. It also removes the hassles of setting up development tooling and sharing your project. Join us to help build the future of web coding. Over 4M developers use the platform each month. This includes organizations like Shopify and Atlassian. Since its launch, creators have created over 35M apps. It's used in thousands of open-source projects like React, Vue and Babel. You can invite your friends, colleagues, or team to join you or simply view your creation by using a URL. Use any of 1M+ packages for building real, powerful applications quickly and efficiently. Import and run repos directly from GitHub or choose from hundreds of templates to start in seconds. Boxy, CodeSandbox's AI-powered coding assistant, is now available to all Pro subscriptions.
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    Boost Note Reviews

    Boost Note

    Boost Note

    $3 per member per month
    Boost Note is a powerful collaborative workspace for developers that works at a light speed. Boost Note was designed to improve developers productivity by providing the best note taking experience for developers. This is not just a GitHub-flavored markdown. Diagrams created with Charts.js and Mermaid can be embedded in documents to increase visibility. To create your own Markdown editor, you can choose from keymaps such as Vim, more than 150 themes and many other options. Programmatically manage your documents. Get an authentication token to access Boost Note's APIs through simple HTTP requests. Zapier allows you to automate your documentation with over 2,000 tool integrations. Work together with your colleagues to share information. All your teams can use the same shared workspace. Boost Note's realtime editing allows you to collaborate on documents. You can check the revision history of a document. In one click, you can roll back to the previous version. Granula access control is based on workspace.
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    WebStorm Reviews

    WebStorm

    JetBrains

    $129 per user per year
    WebStorm provides integrated development environments for JavaScript and other related technologies. It works in the same way as other JetBrains IDEs. It automates repetitive work and helps you to handle more complex tasks. The IDE runs dozens of code inspections while you type, detecting potential issues and helping you write more reliable and maintainable codes. You can refactor your entire codebase with just a few clicks. This also makes it easy to implement large structural changes. You can get right to coding with all the necessary tools for JavaScript development. WebStorm makes it easy to be more productive and more creative while WebStorm does all the mundane work. Are you afraid of breaking something in Git or losing important changes? Or breaking something by renaming a component in your entire project. WebStorm will make these and other difficult tasks easier so you can concentrate on the bigger picture.
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    Codespaces Reviews

    Codespaces

    GitHub

    $4 per user per month
    Visual Studio Code is full-featured, with the editor, terminal debugger, version control and settings sync. You can work in the browser or transfer to your desktop. Pre-built images make it easy to create a new development environment for any size project. GitHub's 35GB dev image is ready in just 10 seconds. Your cloud VMs can be scaled up to 32 cores with 64GB RAM. Low latency connections across four regions ensure that you don't even notice it's not your local machine. You can preview your changes in the browser and share them with your colleagues. Your dotfiles repository backs you every nerdy detail.
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    Firepad Reviews
    Firepad is an open-source collaborative text editor that allows for real-time collaboration. Firepad allows for true collaborative editing. It also supports intelligent operational transform-based merging, conflict resolution, and more. Firepad can render documents with the CodeMirror Ace, Monaco, or Ace editors. Its operational transform code borrows from www.js. Firepad uses the Firebase Realtime Database to store and sync cloud data. Any application that requires collaborative editing text documents can be built. Firepad supports rich text and code editing right out of the box, and it is easy to extend for additional uses. Firepad was developed by Michael Lehenbauer, Firebase's team. Firepad could have many more features. Please star Firepad on GitHub, and send a pull request if you have anything to add! Any application that requires collaboration editing of text documents can be built.
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    Geany Reviews
    Geany is a lightweight, powerful and stable text editor for programmers. It doesn't slow down your work flow. It is compatible with Windows, Linux, and MacOS. It can be translated into more than 40 languages and has built-in support to more than 50 programming languages. Geany's existence was primarily due to the need for an IDE/editor that is decent, lightweight, cross-platform, flexible, and powerful. Many editors can meet some of these requirements, but not all. Geany uses the GPL v2 license to ensure that you can customize and hack it. Also, everyone benefits from the community's changes. Geany has many customizable parts, including color themes (GeanyThemes) and adding new filetypes. Geany offers many settings that allow you to adjust it to suit your needs and preferences. Many file types are supported, including popular programming languages such as C, Java, PHP and HTML.
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    Spacemacs Reviews
    A community-driven Emacs distribution. Emacs and Vim are not the best editors, it's Emacs! Spacemacs is a new way of using Emacs. It's a sophisticated and polished setup that focuses on ergonomics, mnemonics, and consistency. Mnemonic prefixes such as b for buffer, project, s search, help, and h for help are used to organize key bindings. Innovative real-time display for all key bindings. A simple query system allows you to quickly find layers, packages, and other information. Due to a set of conventions, similar functionalities will have the same key binding everywhere. Community-driven configuration allows for curated packages that are tuned by power users. Bugs can be fixed quickly.
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    Buffer Editor Reviews

    Buffer Editor

    Buffer Editor

    $9.99 one-time payment
    Buffer Editor is a powerful text and code editor that allows you to easily create software, view code, or take notes while on the move. Buffer Editor is trusted by thousands of coders for its fast, powerful, and advanced mobile code editing. Any file supported by iOS, including images, PDFs and movies, can be viewed in preview mode. Switch quickly between open files. Multiple terminals can be opened in tabs. Preview on localhost and on your server
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    Editor.do Reviews

    Editor.do

    Editor.do

    $3 per month
    Editor.do allows you to build, code, host, and deploy fast static websites. You can easily deploy all of your project files, or your site files, to our NVMe storage servers. This will ensure the fastest loading speed possible for your website. Our IDE supports more than 150 programming languages. It has a panel of shortcuts, tools, and real-time code rendering. You can search, replace, select, cut, and quickly manipulate code. Editor.do provides over 1000 open-source templates that are free to use and can be imported from GitHub. ChatGPT, which is integrated, is always available to help you complete, correct, or improve the code or text. Editor.do offers a platform that is ideal for designers and developers of all levels of expertise who want to create beautiful, fast and secure websites within a fraction of time.
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