Thank you! Probably the simplest video that explains what an IDE is and what's the difference between a text editor and an IDE. Summed up: Text Editor: Allows to you *write* code and may include syntax highlighting and auto-completion. Main difference between editors and IDEs: IDE contains a bunch more tools, mainly being able to *debug* and *compile & run* code.
Hey Jabrils, I just left my university from the computer science department and felt kinda bad about it. After graduating from community college, I switched from music and picked it on a whim thinking i could get in it just for the money, so i didn't perform well. It wasn't a passion for me at the time, but I do now have a legit interest in coding now, and I wanna thank you for providing this! Keep it up homie, and congrats on your success :)
For both beginners and pro alike, Eclipse is among the most reliable open sourse IDE's out there ( a few plug in's will cost you, but nothing that would hurt your pocket). It's perfect to practice your craftsmanship with, but keep in mind it's best suited for Java, Python and scripting languages
That's half right, they are not as sophisticated as some big shot ide's like vs or xcode but they have syntax highlighting and auto completion. Simply put they weren't made for you to write your shoping list in
@@beskamir5977 Actually, I use a text editor (NeoVim) and I code faster than I coded using IDEs (like Code::Blocks, Delphy and others)… . There is a big difference between "Microsoft Word" and text editors: a text editor is made to write text, not text + several fonts + sizes + bold + colors… sometimes will add capital letters on sentence begin, has a notion of "pages". Actually, some code-oriented text editor can color the text but it just changes how it's displayed, not how it's saved. . The right comparaison is first between word processors and [text editor or IDE], and then between text editors and IDEs.
I feel like jab isnt defining ide as I imagine it. Eg as an explanation: in c++ you need to first compile all sources and then link them together. But if just one source changes how do you know what to update? What if you forget smth? So an IDE would take care if it for you. Let's say you need to debug. There are apps that do that but the beauty of a good ide is that you just write code and press a button and it works. Need extra like debugging and what not? Ide is just one app where everything is compatible and works together so that you just write code. Without the ide (in c++) you will need a text editor. Then compiler. And source controll like Make. And linker. And debugger. And .... With an ide you get all that and just click buttons.
Thank you, Jabrils. You have helped me tremendously on my new path to become a software developer. You have been motivational, educational, and most importantly to me, you shattered my preconception of what coders are like. You taught me that coding can be, and is, fun as f*ck, and so can the coders themselves. Thanks to you, and a few others you introduced me to, I have been accepted into my state's coding academy program, and I cannot be more thankful. Thank you for helping me vastly improve my quality of life. Love you bud
I really enjoy the way u tell us about this, i hope u can make any other vid about tutorial like u know FE stuff the html css js react git and many more, i hope u can make it, so we can understand more from u, btw thx a lot bro for ur explanation
in all honesty i've used visual studio and i've used android studio, but currently being an app developer for iOS i'm learning to use xCode, but I didn't know it supported java and python
Unity actually uses an outside IDE, it defaults to Visual Studio when you open script to edit within unity, but you can use whatever one you want, you don't have to use that one. Some engines have a built in one, Game Maker has it built in but it only works with Game Maker Language. I think Godot has it built in as well and it works with Godot language as well as a few non-engine specific languages like Python and C# I believe, although I'm not entirely sure because I haven't messed around with that too much. Hope this helps!
At college, I only used notepad++ to force myself to learn the syntax without help from an IDE. Now that I am proficient i wouldn't code without and IDE.
I'm sorry, I'm new here. I just don't understand why people need "third party" like VSCode IDE for Python programming. Python has its own IDE with compiler. While VSCode is just an IDE without compiler, and you have to manually install that.
I just lost it when you said you can also use word in case you are advanced enough hahahah.... I just can't imagine the pain someone goes through in doing so .. XD
Thank you for this short summary, BUT ! The music volume is too high I just wanted to leave this video until I saw that 1 min only was remaining... But I would surely not replay it a second time due to this disturbing background high volume music...
Sorry, but there are many things in this video are plain wrong - Sublime and Atom are not an IDE, they are text editors(very big difference). Android Studio was made by Google AND Jetbrains(mainly jetbrains), you showed google docs instead of microsoft word and others.
@@mattdagoat___ That is a curious argument. So can I claim that you can program without an IDE and then say you can't just deny that without a "why"? But anyway, it is not true that you need an IDE for programming because I (and many many other programmers) manage to program without using an IDE. Another argument: How do you think the first ever IDE was programmed? Using an IDE..? :-)
"You can use Microsoft Word"
**shows Google Docs**
Eh, I would have showed Libreoffice myself.
I would have shown photoshop, casually finds photos of text and puts them together wasting tons of time
But same way you cant use word or g docs cause they aren’t plain text editors
Thank you! Probably the simplest video that explains what an IDE is and what's the difference between a text editor and an IDE. Summed up:
Text Editor: Allows to you *write* code and may include syntax highlighting and auto-completion.
Main difference between editors and IDEs: IDE contains a bunch more tools, mainly being able to *debug* and *compile & run* code.
and forgot to say that Microsoft Word is definitely not a text editor.
"If you want to become a programmer, you are going to need an IDE!"
Tell that to a vim user.
I was just wondering if someone else opened this video, just to point it out, too.
Tell that to nano user
@@Jagi125 lol you got me :D
@D J it is a vim plugin. maybe?
Beskamir JetBrains Rider. There you go!
I just wanted to say that i have been waiting for a Jabrils coding class to come out and i am LITERALLY so excited. Thank you so much man
Yeah, everyone gets aroused about scripting. That's why there are so many hot chicks that do this stuff.
Hey Jabrils, I just left my university from the computer science department and felt kinda bad about it. After graduating from community college, I switched from music and picked it on a whim thinking i could get in it just for the money, so i didn't perform well. It wasn't a passion for me at the time, but I do now have a legit interest in coding now, and I wanna thank you for providing this! Keep it up homie, and congrats on your success :)
2:00 you can use Microsoft word (shows using Google docs)
Thank you big homie. I can't wait to see you get 500k!
For both beginners and pro alike, Eclipse is among the most reliable open sourse IDE's out there ( a few plug in's will cost you, but nothing that would hurt your pocket). It's perfect to practice your craftsmanship with, but keep in mind it's best suited for Java, Python and scripting languages
'sublime from a couple of dudes' lmao
I think sublime and atom are just text editors, not ide’s?
Yep, which makes his "you need an ide" statement kind of misinformed/stupid.
That's half right, they are not as sophisticated as some big shot ide's like vs or xcode but they have syntax highlighting and auto completion. Simply put they weren't made for you to write your shoping list in
@@יובלהרמן-ח2ד Plainly put, both of them are text editors
But powerful text editors, are often much more versatile, i.e. try writing a novel in eclipse ;).
I'm using vim, BTW.
@@beskamir5977 Actually, I use a text editor (NeoVim) and I code faster than I coded using IDEs (like Code::Blocks, Delphy and others)…
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There is a big difference between "Microsoft Word" and text editors: a text editor is made to write text, not text + several fonts + sizes + bold + colors… sometimes will add capital letters on sentence begin, has a notion of "pages". Actually, some code-oriented text editor can color the text but it just changes how it's displayed, not how it's saved.
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The right comparaison is first between word processors and [text editor or IDE], and then between text editors and IDEs.
Wow, very simple clean explanation anyone can understand.
I feel like jab isnt defining ide as I imagine it. Eg as an explanation: in c++ you need to first compile all sources and then link them together. But if just one source changes how do you know what to update? What if you forget smth? So an IDE would take care if it for you. Let's say you need to debug. There are apps that do that but the beauty of a good ide is that you just write code and press a button and it works. Need extra like debugging and what not? Ide is just one app where everything is compatible and works together so that you just write code. Without the ide (in c++) you will need a text editor. Then compiler. And source controll like Make. And linker. And debugger. And .... With an ide you get all that and just click buttons.
I use various Jet-brains IDE's professionally. For beginners/ free stuff i can suggest Visual Studio code.
What IDE is central logo at 1:46?
0:28 Android Studio is not from Google, but from JetBrains
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Step 1; download **jetbrains** toolbox
Step 2; scroll down to Android Studio
Well, the title says; Android Studio, by Google
So I guess both contributed to the development of it
No, it's from Google, but based off of the IDEA platform by JetBrains
I'm soo excited. I will start this now!!!
2:00
Says: "Microsoft Word"
Uses: "Google Docs"
Thank you, Jabrils. You have helped me tremendously on my new path to become a software developer. You have been motivational, educational, and most importantly to me, you shattered my preconception of what coders are like. You taught me that coding can be, and is, fun as f*ck, and so can the coders themselves.
Thanks to you, and a few others you introduced me to, I have been accepted into my state's coding academy program, and I cannot be more thankful. Thank you for helping me vastly improve my quality of life. Love you bud
Nice😊 thank you. can you throw some light on IDE for hardwares? What are they?
I really enjoy the way u tell us about this, i hope u can make any other vid about tutorial like u know FE stuff the html css js react git and many more, i hope u can make it, so we can understand more from u, btw thx a lot bro for ur explanation
Simple and acurrate. Thank you!!
Isn't Atom a text editor though?
in all honesty i've used visual studio and i've used android studio, but currently being an app developer for iOS i'm learning to use xCode, but I didn't know it supported java and python
LOVE THIS!! love how you present and explain things... keeep it up!!!
visual studio is my personal favourite
So basically, an IDE is the kitchen you can whip it in.
Would Unity or a game engine be considered and IDE as well?
Unity actually uses an outside IDE, it defaults to Visual Studio when you open script to edit within unity, but you can use whatever one you want, you don't have to use that one. Some engines have a built in one, Game Maker has it built in but it only works with Game Maker Language. I think Godot has it built in as well and it works with Godot language as well as a few non-engine specific languages like Python and C# I believe, although I'm not entirely sure because I haven't messed around with that too much. Hope this helps!
5 minutes ago, it's 3 in the morning.
Spicy
Loving the series. Speaking of IDE's, for some reason my C++ professor decided we were going to learn in Putty...
Does Androind studio belongs to Google? 0.29sec
At college, I only used notepad++ to force myself to learn the syntax without help from an IDE. Now that I am proficient i wouldn't code without and IDE.
What you recommend to programing in Python?
Pycharm is by far the best ide for Python in my opinion, but pretty much any code editor there is support Python.
Atom and Sublime are technically text editors, even though one may use them as an IDE
Also dafuq is dreamweaver doing there
I was wondering what Atom is doing there haha. I can't compile code but I can edit it while it highlights syntax.
after a while trying out a ton of stuff i think vscode is my favorite.
Great video, just enough information. Thanks
i know how to code i just love his content
Thank you
VS CODE IS LIFE.
I'm sorry, I'm new here. I just don't understand why people need "third party" like VSCode IDE for Python programming. Python has its own IDE with compiler. While VSCode is just an IDE without compiler, and you have to manually install that.
@@XuanNguyen-op4qs other ones are usually better
what's an IED
I love sublime text and vsc
This is gonna turn good bro!!
Does anyone know an IDE for Lua?
ZeroBrane is probably the most mature
Adagas-Caou Christian on ty
I just lost it when you said you can also use word in case you are advanced enough hahahah.... I just can't imagine the pain someone goes through in doing so .. XD
I honestly clicked this video just to hear the funny shit you'll say about IDE's
Oh and what actually you are pursuing miss deep learner ?
@@rajbhardwaj2180 wut
@@Zoey_710 which course u are enrolled in ur study ?
@@rajbhardwaj2180 none
@@Zoey_710 then pursuing job ?
Thank you for this short summary, BUT ! The music volume is too high I just wanted to leave this video until I saw that 1 min only was remaining... But I would surely not replay it a second time due to this disturbing background high volume music...
Thank you for the criticism. I will take it to heart.
Sorry, but there are many things in this video are plain wrong - Sublime and Atom are not an IDE, they are text editors(very big difference). Android Studio was made by Google AND Jetbrains(mainly jetbrains), you showed google docs instead of microsoft word and others.
Sir Could you please make a video explaining the resources you use to learn or enhance your programming skills
VSCode, Atom, and Sublime are TextEditors not IDEs
Shame these videos don't get more attention...
12:20 AM (yep!)
8/7/2019
Jabril I really love u manh , when I started watching your video the voice and video seemed wiered. But now the videos are amazing!!
Hi
finally ELI5 for coding thanks
*"sublime from a couple of dudes"*
Integrated development environment, boom! Video conluded.
useful video
Thanks!
I paused at 0:17 to think so *HARD* to figure out what the heck those lines of words mean for total 50minutes
They mean the same as "useThis = programmer"; and that in turn may mean whoever wrote those lines is not a very seasoned programmer.
Atom is a text editor not an IDE
I made a IDEL for C# in C#
Superb!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Sir ide also called a platform.
Bro lets goooo
sublime text is the best
but programer interviewees always asked to write in a paper
Yes I'm a pro coder, i'm using msword to coding my website 😀😀😀
DUH !?!
Killed me LOL
When you still use Notepad++ and Powershell
Jet brains also owns android studio...
Why TF am I watching this video at 3 AM? I know what an IDE is .. I have 3 of them open right now.. oufff..
Well, this was unexpected when commenting on your video.. Hi Jabrils!
haha i thought it was funny, ive definitely been there before.
Was learning python but now I know :o
remind me why I downloaded 3 IDEs and Notepad++
i personally use the jetbrains suite
no i didnt pay for it :)
long live vim
Hey dude, you didn't make it clear how to get to this, I suggest pinning a comment on the video.
How to get what ?
@@BinkiklouGaminglol to the course playlist
Thaw video is “what is an IDE” not “how to download an IDE”
notepad++ for the win
You should make one video about the browsers devtools, it's better than most IDEs
@moo which is most relevant than 90% of the languages out there 😉
Omg thanks m8
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Ide is the thing that doesn't make me write makefiles
My IDE: notepad
No more spanish sub los :(
わかる、わかるぞ、
Atom gang let’s go
Intergrated
Development
Environment
Sublime
Visual studio
Visual studio code
Notepad++
Atom
And tons more
I want to make cool stuff
ms editor..
real programmers only code in notepad
Use txt！😆
Linux is the best IDE !
This is simply not true. You do NOT need an IDE for programming.
explain? you can't just say it's not true and not say WHY this isn't true. How can I program without an "IDE"?
@@mattdagoat___ That is a curious argument. So can I claim that you can program without an IDE and then say you can't just deny that without a "why"? But anyway, it is not true that you need an IDE for programming because I (and many many other programmers) manage to program without using an IDE. Another argument: How do you think the first ever IDE was programmed? Using an IDE..? :-)
Well ya if u wanna develope games on like Roblox and Minecraft lik
@@YASYTU fair statement. i know nothing about computers. thanks for the info
@@spaceearthandtech3247 ive been thinking of learning to make a game on roblox actually. still don't know if i care enough to do it
QT CREATOR IS ALSO VERY GOOD
no
@@Violet-tb8xo >:(
@@GS-oj1zk haha vscode
@@Violet-tb8xo qt creator is good, i didnt say the best
@@GS-oj1zk eh I have some traumatic experiences with it
hi nead=fasle
Start programming using an IDE is the worst piece of advice ever imo
What? I need an IDE oops, I always coded in ms word : P