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* - Remix - Oct 21, 2015
I'm using Qt it's actually pretty nice.
* - eBry - Oct 21, 2015
(Oct 20, 2015 08:39 PM)PhoenixHF Wrote: None. I just installed it and it looks way better than CodeBlocks.
I'm enjoying it thus far.
If you have your student email you can get the full version of Visual Studio!
* - PhoenixHF - Oct 21, 2015
(Oct 21, 2015 08:14 AM)eBry Wrote: If you have your student email you can get the full version of Visual Studio!
All I need from VS is the C++ IDE which seems to work flawlessly so far.
(Oct 21, 2015 08:14 AM)eBry Wrote: If you have your student email you can get the full version of Visual Studio!
All I need from VS is the C++ IDE which seems to work flawlessly so far.
* - NTTITONV243 - Oct 25, 2015
Visual Studio & Codeblocks are the worst options you could ever think of
* - Fellow83 - Oct 26, 2015
Visual Studio with the black theme is definitely the way to go - no strain on the eyes and great syntax features.
* - jQuery - Oct 26, 2015
(Oct 21, 2015 08:08 AM)Ɍemix Wrote: I'm using Qt it's actually pretty nice.
I agree. Qt is my favourite cross-platform IDE. Very useful for if you plan on using Linux in the future.
Currently I use Visual Studio with ReSharper C++ for the main purpose of debugging. Anything simple I'll just write in vim/nano/atom.
* - VipenStrike - Oct 27, 2015
The university I am taking a class from (CST 116 - Console based applications) uses Visual Studio 2015. It's easy to download a custom theme that is dark and even color coded for C++.