If I don’t write about iOS editors every few months, then it’s harder for me to justify continuing to mess around with them… The thing that’s changed my editor use in the last couple of months is iaWriter Mac and iOS adding iCloud support, even more deeply integrated than Apple’s...

I hate Microsoft Word. I feel that I came by this rightfully, after a whole book's worth of numbered lists that refused to line up, images that refused to stay put, and the truly irritating indexing interface. For a long time I'd sort of rant about how word processing was...

Now two of the big Java IDE's are promoting Ruby language tools as a big thing. IntelliJ has a plugin in early beta, and NetBeans is also making a big deal of their new early beta support. Eclipse has had a Ruby/Rails plugin for about a year or so. This...

Let me promote this from the comment section -- it's not hard to find, it's the only comment on the previous post. > What is your favorite Python IDE? Your editor choices are interesting and valid but I wondered if you have a preffered IDE for Python and wxPython work?...

Two tools I use all the time. Neither is free, and since my strong bias is to use free tools where possible, these are some really impressive editors. [IntelliJ IDEA](http://www.jetbrains.com/idea) For all my Java needs. It's got more features and is more usable than any other Java IDE out there....