a list of text editors that you may find usefull

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this is one of the best text edetors/IDEs i've tried so far its easy and powerfull and it provides you so many packages to make you more productive

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this like the noobie's favorite it's easy light weight but the only down side it's windows only
sublime:
"if mac users love then it's going to be famous" this the favorite text editor for the majority of mac users and it's available for the three OSs
codepen.io:
yes it's a website it's very usefull for two major things speed publishing and easily trying some new code but still very powerfull.

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