I spent decades from 1989 onwards writing Windows apps. Since about 2016 I'm exclusively a Mac guy (and retired) but still coding in C, C++, and Python. I've been through Atom and Pulsar on the Mac, but I'm quite excited about Notepad++ now that I've given it a quick try. From a Mac point of view the initial tiny font and icons are not really Mac friendly, and neither is (minor stuff) the location of Settings in the menu. If you're writing a Mac app, stick to the Mac organization - that's why we like the Mac. I'll switch to Notepad++ for C and C++ (and especially Makefiles) and see how it goes. Still using PyCharm for Python though.

I entered "I want to take a practice SAT test" It gave me a list of places to go and said I could take it right here. I entered "right here" It then told me to type "I want to take a practice SAT test" into the chat I did that, and off we go in a loop I lost interest after entering "I want to take a practice SAT test" about five times. More fool me for trying more than twice.

When I was an electronics engineer in the 70s I had a lot of books like that which were catalogs and also very good reference material for new designs.