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Free, open‑source editor from Microsoft with a rich extension ecosystem, built‑in Git integration, and robust support for JavaScript, TypeScript, and many other languages.
#3 Sublime Text
Fast, cross‑platform text editor known for its performance, powerful command palette, and extensive plugin library via Package Control.
#4 Atom
Hackable open‑source editor from GitHub, featuring a built‑in package manager, Git integration, and a vibrant community of extensions.
Free edition of JetBrains' flagship IDE, offering intelligent code completion, refactoring, and version‑control tools for Java, Kotlin, JavaScript, and more.
#6 Eclipse IDE
Mature, extensible IDE primarily for Java but with plugins for JavaScript, TypeScript, and web development, plus built‑in Git support via EGit.
#7 NetBeans
Open‑source IDE with strong support for Java, JavaScript, HTML5, and PHP, including integrated Git, Mercurial, and Subversion clients.
#8 Vim
Highly configurable terminal‑based editor that, with plugins like coc.nvim, provides IDE‑like features and seamless Git integration.
#9 Emacs
Extensible, Lisp‑driven editor offering packages such as Magit for Git workflows and LSP-mode for language‑server support.
#10 Brackets
Lightweight, open‑source editor focused on web design, with live preview, preprocessor support, and Git extensions.
#11 Notepad++
Windows‑only source code editor with syntax highlighting for many languages, macro support, and basic Git integration via plugins.
#12 GitHub Desktop
User‑friendly Git client that simplifies committing, branching, and pull‑request workflows while integrating tightly with GitHub repositories.
#13 GitKraken
Cross‑platform Git GUI with visual commit graph, built‑in code editor, and integrations for GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket, and Azure DevOps.
#14 Sourcetree
Free Atlassian Git client offering a clean visual interface for Git and Mercurial, with support for pull‑request reviews and branching.
#15 JetBrains Fleet
Lightweight, collaborative IDE from JetBrains that supports remote development, built‑in Git, and language‑server features.
#16 Code::Blocks
Open‑source, cross‑platform IDE primarily for C/C++, but extensible via plugins for other languages and version‑control tools.
#17 Xcode
Apple’s integrated development environment for macOS, iOS, and Swift development, featuring source control, UI design tools, and performance analysis.
#18 Android Studio
Official IDE for Android development based on IntelliJ IDEA, with robust code editing, debugging, and Git integration.
Cloud‑hosted development environments that spin up a VS Code‑compatible editor with full GitHub repository integration.
#20 Gitpod
Online IDE that launches ready‑to‑code workspaces directly from GitHub, GitLab, or Bitbucket, with built‑in terminal and VS Code UI.
#21 Replit
Browser‑based collaborative coding platform supporting dozens of languages, instant deployment, and Git integration for version control.