[prologic]

I still use Vim (actually Neovim). I occasionally use VSCodium (with the Neovim plugin). But these days I usually don't writ emuch code, instead I guide/steer Claude Code (Optus/Fable) to do most of the "code writing" for me, so really I just use iTerm2 (macOS).

[malkamius]

I set up an ubuntu virtual machine and use antigravity in turbo mode no restrictions. Hardly look at the code anymore at all. Get to be more like a product owner/project manager/QA and kind of just guide it like prologic said. I've released some World of Warcraft addons which all require manual testing. I have deploy and commit workflows/skills or what have you, that it automatically runs at the end of a turn so I can test in the client before releasing an update. I don't know linux very well, so I also use the antigravity cli when doing stuff to the system as well. I give it passwordless sudo even so it can be as free as it can! I have everything on github, and make checkpoints of my VM sometimes, so if it deletes my home folder or whatever, I'll just restore it.