Hello, devs, No doubt Visual studio is the father of all code editors and IDE, but there are still more code editors and IDE out there that are less popular and yet can serve as an alternative to VScode, and you might want to change your taste for 1 day or 2 😜.

I bring to you below the lists of code editors you might not be familiar with.

But before we continue, I have a question 🤔.

Can you mention up to 7 code editors apart from VScode and IntelliJ?

1. Atom

website: atom.io

Atom supports many languages and can run on Windows, Linux, and Mac OS.

2. Sublime text

website: Sublimetext.com

Text Editing, Done Right, also runs on Windows, Linux, and Mac OS.

3. Notepad ++

website: notepad-plus-plus.org/downloads

4. Bracket

website: brackets.io

Supports only Html, CSS and JavaScript

5. Vim

website: www.vim.org

6. Bluefish

website: bluefish.openoffice.nl/index.html

7. Macromates

website: macromates.com

Only runs on Mac OS and support several languages

8. Barebones

website: www.barebones.com

9. Ultra Edit

website: www.ultraedit.com

10. Nano Editor

website: www.nano-editor.org/

And that's it for this article, I hope you have learned something new about code editors that developers use on a daily basis and you can mention 10 when asked in an interview.

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