Q5: What editing tools do you use for PL/SQL and JavaScript
That Jeff Smith fellow should be pretty happy with the top result, but almost half of the "Other" responses said PL/SQL Developer. I used this many years ago while SQL Developer was still being born. Since SQL Developer was free and portable, it was an easy selection, though I only use if for queries, not PL/SQL development.
A number of editors were suggested in Other, including two takers for Notepad. All I can say is wow, and I hope for the sake of others that tab characters are not being saved in your files.
I've been happily using Textpad almost since I started coding. I'm interested in making the jump to a non OS specific editor like Sublime, or perhaps Atom, but I'm not there yet. Though after watching the Kscope16 deep dive / montage (as a livestream), I want to try soon!
Edit: January 2017
I spotted these results in the 2016 StackOverflow survey, a somewhat more diverse survey than mine.
And I've started to use Atom, but I might have to give Sublime a go for a while to compare.
4 comments:
Here are some blog post to help you get going:
http://wphilltech.com/sublime-text-for-oracle-apex-developers/
http://apextips.blogspot.com/2015/09/compiling-oracle-code-from-atom-text.html
https://github.com/tschf/atom-build-oracle
Cheers for the list, I was going to use Trent's post to get me going.
Hi Scott,
Another link for you.
http://www.modernapex.co.uk/a-modern-plsql-ide/
I've been using Sublime for PL/SQL for a couple of years now (along with a proper IDE for queries). Thinking about trying Atom too soon, but I've no reason to change really.
And where is the mighty UltraEdit? :)
Cheers
Tim...
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