The days when writing codes in a text editor was the most popular—and probably the only—way for web writers to complete their work are long gone. Development environments have developed over time to enable developers to combine the different online development processes, such as coding, editing, testing, and debugging, in a single location. "Integrated Development Environment," or "IDE," began to refer to these settings.
What is a Web Development IDE?
An integrated development environment, or IDE, is software that makes it easier for programmers and developers to create websites and web apps. Without an IDE, a coder would be responsible for choosing and controlling every software writing and testing tool. To make the developer's task quicker and simpler, IDE groups all these tools under a unique framework or service.
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