Comment by c_crank 3 years ago On Windows, what other options do you really have? 11 comments c_crank Reply nequo 3 years ago Besides all the other alternatives offered by siblings, Kate also works on Windows:https://kate-editor.org/get-it/ Teckla 3 years ago It's not really a 100% replacement for all of VS Code's features, but there is a pretty big overlap in functionality that may meet most people's requirements: Notepad++ Exoristos 3 years ago There are a host of alternatives on Windows. Or buy a real IDE, like the JetBrains products. palata 3 years ago IntelliJ, Android-Studio, CLion, PyCharm...Jetbrains' products. NoGravitas 3 years ago Emacs. Either native or WSL, both are fine. _dain_ 3 years ago vim run inside of WSL. i'm serious. BlueTemplar 3 years ago Notepad++ ?Various language-specific IDEs like Spyder ? pacifika 3 years ago Sublime Text hinkley 3 years ago Webstorm twobitshifter 3 years ago eMacs
nequo 3 years ago Besides all the other alternatives offered by siblings, Kate also works on Windows:https://kate-editor.org/get-it/
Teckla 3 years ago It's not really a 100% replacement for all of VS Code's features, but there is a pretty big overlap in functionality that may meet most people's requirements: Notepad++
Exoristos 3 years ago There are a host of alternatives on Windows. Or buy a real IDE, like the JetBrains products.
Besides all the other alternatives offered by siblings, Kate also works on Windows:
https://kate-editor.org/get-it/
It's not really a 100% replacement for all of VS Code's features, but there is a pretty big overlap in functionality that may meet most people's requirements: Notepad++
There are a host of alternatives on Windows. Or buy a real IDE, like the JetBrains products.
IntelliJ, Android-Studio, CLion, PyCharm...
Jetbrains' products.
Emacs. Either native or WSL, both are fine.
vim run inside of WSL. i'm serious.
Notepad++ ?
Various language-specific IDEs like Spyder ?
Sublime Text
Webstorm
eMacs