Comments on: Using Notepad++ as an IDE http://churchm.ag/using-notepad-as-an-ide/ Exploring the Intersection of Church and Technology Sun, 05 Feb 2012 16:17:18 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: Amitav Roy http://churchm.ag/using-notepad-as-an-ide/#comment-76469 Amitav Roy Tue, 01 Nov 2011 00:30:09 +0000 http://churchit.com/?p=1376#comment-76469 Yes, even I use notepad++ and that too in my office environment also. The best thing about this editor is the fact that it is so light weight. Most of the time, heavy IDE means sacrificing on your system's performance. But with Notepad++ that is not the case and it does almost all the core features that we actually need from an IDE. Yes, even I use notepad++ and that too in my office environment also. The best thing about this editor is the fact that it is so light weight. Most of the time, heavy IDE means sacrificing on your system’s performance. But with Notepad++ that is not the case and it does almost all the core features that we actually need from an IDE.

]]> By: Tom http://churchm.ag/using-notepad-as-an-ide/#comment-15896 Tom Sun, 13 Jun 2010 11:54:46 +0000 http://churchit.com/?p=1376#comment-15896 "I mean sure it gets the job done as a light text editor on the go, ..." I think it's a little more powerful than a "light text editor." Myself along with a small team have actually used it in enterprise-level development. That said, I'm not really trying to make a case on why to use it (because I think people ought to use what they like) - more of a "if you use it, try this." “I mean sure it gets the job done as a light text editor on the go, …” I think it’s a little more powerful than a “light text editor.” Myself along with a small team have actually used it in enterprise-level development.

That said, I’m not really trying to make a case on why to use it (because I think people ought to use what they like) – more of a “if you use it, try this.”

]]> By: Don http://churchm.ag/using-notepad-as-an-ide/#comment-15895 Don Sun, 13 Jun 2010 02:00:54 +0000 http://churchit.com/?p=1376#comment-15895 I'm not really a fan of npp, I mean sure it gets the job done as a light text editor on the go (I keep the portable version on my flash drive), but I don't use IDEs. I have two things, Windows Explorer, because it's a fine file manager (minus the single pane only thing, but there are alternatives, if you want them), and Sublime Text, which I think is a great text editor, I really like it. I’m not really a fan of npp, I mean sure it gets the job done as a light text editor on the go (I keep the portable version on my flash drive), but I don’t use IDEs. I have two things, Windows Explorer, because it’s a fine file manager (minus the single pane only thing, but there are alternatives, if you want them), and Sublime Text, which I think is a great text editor, I really like it.

]]> By: Tom http://churchm.ag/using-notepad-as-an-ide/#comment-15894 Tom Mon, 07 Jun 2010 19:25:15 +0000 http://churchit.com/?p=1376#comment-15894 Yeah, Notepad++ is solid when it comes to powerful but lightweight editing. Yeah, Notepad++ is solid when it comes to powerful but lightweight editing.

]]> By: vietchristian.com http://churchm.ag/using-notepad-as-an-ide/#comment-15893 vietchristian.com Mon, 07 Jun 2010 16:36:19 +0000 http://churchit.com/?p=1376#comment-15893 I'm too using Visual Studio most of the time. I also like NotePad++ because it's very small to install on the web server for quick code fix. I used NotePad++ a year ago. Today, I update it and like the FTP plugin and the Language menu. I'm sure there are more useful features I haven't yet discovered. I’m too using Visual Studio most of the time. I also like NotePad++ because it’s very small to install on the web server for quick code fix. I used NotePad++ a year ago. Today, I update it and like the FTP plugin and the Language menu. I’m sure there are more useful features I haven’t yet discovered.

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