The 10 Best Code Editors for Syntax Highlighting (via MakeUseOf)

I tend to use VS Code in Windows and either VIM or Nano in Linux (I'm not against Linux GUI editors, but a lot of times I find myself in a terminal and sometimes it's just more convenient for me there)


https://www.makeuseof.com/syntax-highlighting-code-editors-best/

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