When we talk about rich text writing and note-taking software, you probably think of EverNote, OneNote, etc. Although there are many such programs available today, most of them are designed for ordinary users, not many for technical people. Because they don't have a lot of features that technicians (especially programmers) need. At this point, you can try CherryTree.

SlickEdit (formerly called Visual SlickEdit) is a very powerful and classic cross-platform code editor, text editor, and IDE (Integrated Development Environment) started by Clark Maurer in 1988. When it comes to code reading, it can rival the famous Source Insight, especially on the Linux platform.

At the Build 2015 developer conference, in addition to the release of Microsoft Edge browser and the preview version of the brand new Windows 10, the biggest surprise was the release of Visual Studio Code - a free, open-source and cross-platform code editor for programming modern Web and cloud applications. Its direct competitors are Sublime Text, Atom, Vim, Notepad++, Brackets, etc. In order to improve its competitiveness, it even provides keyboard shortcuts installation for them all.

Dr.Batcher is a simple and intelligent batch file editor from Russia. It can help you quickly create Windows Batch Scripting file (.bat & .cmd formats) and allows to directly convert it into the EXE format of executable program.

Concerning the powerful, super cool and perfect functions of Sublime Text, I believe what you know is not less than mine, here we do not introduce its various features any more. I just like to call it the only coolest code editor candystar for programmers.