Some important tools that a coder must have

[BlackHatSojib]

Hello my frineds, How are you all? I am BlackHatSojib. I am new here.

First of all thanks to my friend Learn Bitcoin for introducing me to such a nice platform.Today I will talk about some important tools that a coder must have.

1. Text editor: A text editor is essential for a coder. Text editor provides features like syntax highlighting, auto-completion, debugging, and version control integration to enhance coding efficiency and many more. Which is very important for a coder. Here is list of some popular code editor:

• Visual Studio Code (VS Code)
• Sublime Text
• Atom

2. Debugger: Debugger Allows coders to find, diagnose, and fix issues and checking for errors during execution. Here is example of some debugger tools:

• For C and C++ gdb is best
• Chrome DevTools is best for javascript
• For python PyCharm Debugger is best option

3. Package Manager: Package Manager is a tool that automates the process of installing, updating, configuring, and managing software packages (libraries or modules). Here is list of some package manager:

• For JavaScript (Node.js) npm is best which can manages libraries for both front-end and back-end JavaScript development.
• Pip is popular package manager for Python. Pip Can Install and manage Python libraries.
• Composer: Composer can Manage dependencies for PHP projects

[NeuroticFish]

Well, Sublime is shareware while notepad++ is freeware; this may matter for some, especially if they make money off the coding.
It's interesting that VS Code is on the list and you're missing Visual Studio (off which the Community edition is free). I'd add it.
And I think that a diff/merge tool is also a must-have on the list. I recommend Diffinity which is also free.


However, while it's nice to make such lists, I expect most developers (unless ultimate n00bs) know how to search for tools they need.

[BlackHatSojib]

Well, Sublime is shareware while notepad++ is freeware; this may matter for some, especially if they make money off the coding.
It's interesting that VS Code is on the list and you're missing Visual Studio (off which the Community edition is free). I'd add it.
And I think that a diff/merge tool is also a must-have on the list. I recommend Diffinity which is also free.


However, while it's nice to make such lists, I expect most developers (unless ultimate n00bs) know how to search for tools they need.

Thanks for your valuable feedback.

There are thousands of free and paid tools for coding. It is not possible to present everything in one post. Many important things are sometimes left out of the list. Something that is not on the list will be added by someone else and thus the community will grow.

Thank you again for your valuable feedback.

[hd49728]

Some tools for Bitcoin programmers.

https://ide.bitauth.com/
https://siminchen.github.io/bitcoinIDE/build/editor.html
https://github.com/kallewoof/btcdeb
https://kjur.github.io/jsrsasign/sample/sample-ecdsa.html
https://blog.bitjson.com/bitcoin-script-a-reading-list/
https://curiosity-driven.org/bitcoin-contracts
https://github.com/danhper/simple-bitcoin-parser

This Bitcoin Donation Portal website has list of most famous Bitcoin developers and you can have links to their projects that can be helpful educational resources for your coding adventure too.

[God Of Thunder]

First of all thanks to my friend Learn Bitcoin for introducing me to such a nice platform.Today I will talk about some important tools that a coder must have.

You're welcome.
You don't have to mention me in all your posts

It's a nice one. Not bad as a beginner. But you could improve more. When you have pointed out the names of the tools, you could write some details about the tools you mentioned. For example, let's say a tool has some special feature that makes it unique or better than its competitor. In this case, your thread will be more detailed, and the community would love that. I would say read a lot and see examples. You can check user PowerGlove's post history and how he is contributing.

[BlackHatSojib]

First of all thanks to my friend Learn Bitcoin for introducing me to such a nice platform.Today I will talk about some important tools that a coder must have.

You're welcome.
You don't have to mention me in all your posts

It's a nice one. Not bad at a beginner. But you could improve more. When you have pointed out the names of the tools, you could write some details about the tools you mentioned. For example, let's say a tool has some special feature that makes it unique or better than its competitor. In this case, your thread will be more detailed and the community would love that. I would say read a lot and see examples. You can check user PowerGlove's post history and how he is contributing.

Thank you
I will try to write more details later and try to improve myself by following your guidance.

[DYING_S0UL]

Legends use Notepad 

(being sarcastic... )

[BlackHatSojib]

Legends use Notepad 

(being sarcastic... )

Then i am legend too 😅
But notepad and Notepad++ is good also.