Pe and Paladin.
Sometimes Pe, but mostly vim for editing a few files. For larger projects, I set up CLion, which works well (as does GoLand).
Currently for work I use Emacs with the Doom Emacs configuration on macOS, and I also set it up on a personal desktop with Windows 10 (though it seems quite a bit slower there.)
Anyhow I mention this to ask what the state of Emacs is on Haiku? I’ve seen screenshots of it running in Terminal but I wonder about GUI support. I assume someone needs to write a Haiku GUI.
It isn’t a huge deal since I can also use vim well and will likely give Pe some use as well. But long term it might be good to have a decent Emacs GUI option.
Usually, Pe and QtCreator.
Try to get it open sourced maybe.
Koder for me I like the dark mode there
I use the yabIDE for writing my yab apps
I use yab-ide, koder and paladin.
vim, ed, and occasionally Pe.
I tried to switch to Koder a few years ago but switched back to Pe for performance reasons.