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I would like to say some good words about ide.c9.io, which I found after work with sublime text and use now:

  • no upload problems (because no upload at all - the application is constantly on server and online)
  • no necessary to start consoles for git, mongo, start meteor etc (they all are works even in browser window(s) or on server - even when you turned off the computer) - to start all of them is equal to just start browser
  • no necessary to take your computer or files with you to any place
  • no problems with processor speed or memory (because you work with another computer with very good characteristics)
  • and many other useful tips, really!
    One bad thing is price ($19/month) … :slight_smile: but I decided to found that money even for my studying meteor.
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I’m using WebStorm, which provides breakpoints on the server side as well as on the client side. It has strong support for Meteor. When you create a new debugging setup, you just select Meteor from the drop down menu. I think WebStorm does a great job.

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WebStorm … and here is a bunch of random text to make up 20 chars!

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I’m using vim for local/small coding. I’m using atom for anything larger. I try not to be emotive about tools but I thoroughly despise Atom’s search and replace functionality so this thread has inspired me to take another look at VS Code :slight_smile:

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