If you can afford Webstorm it greats because it adds you automatically the Import statement while developing and has great Angular2 and Typescript support.
If you don’t have such a budget because you’re a student maybe; then i suggest you Netbeans but it requires 2 or 3 extra plugin to have decent Angular2/Ionic2 support.
VScode and Sublime are much more like editors and not full IDE.
For all the rest, if you find a jedi master, ask him to teach you the way of the force, ehm… “vim”.
I used sublime in the past, but now I use WEBSTORM for developing web application I feel its easy and helpful.
this is also published ionic 2 docs:
Loving Sublime Text 3 here. My coworker loves Visual Studio Code. If you like being on the cutting edge, then I would recommend Visual Studio Code. If you are looking for something that has a little slower development pace, but very dependable and has tons of solid tutorials and plugins, then I recommend Sublime. Microsoft recently released version 2 of their TypeScript plugin for Sublime: https://github.com/Microsoft/TypeScript-Sublime-Plugin
@jfbloom22 I am agree with you. now I am using VS Code but I am fan of Sublime Text, as I mentioned Sublime has bad showing Farsi/Arabic languages.but this issue has already solved in VS code.
I’ve been using Atom with Facebook’s Nuclide plugin for JS work and I’m really enjoying it.
There are a few quirks if you’re using Git instead of Mercurial, but beyond that it’s been a painless installation.
I have been using Visual Studio Code and it has been great but I have a small problem now. I have tested my app in lab and on a real android device. I now need to test on a real IOS device and everything I find seems to say I need Xcode to do this. What’s the easiest way to do this?
As I know, Xcode is a Objective-c programming IDE that runs only on in iOS operating systems. I used virtual mashing for Ios operating system but honestly I couldn’t generate IPA for iphone, it only emulated my code.
I think that Nuclide it´s focused in React development instead of Angular.
Sublime is love <3
But I’ll give a chance to VS Code
I am agree with you.
Webstorm deserve his price for two reasons in my point of view: super fast indexed search and refactoring tools
Also I like the handy git integration and their support is effective.