* Beyond Compare (because it can diff entire directory trees and files that are > 1GB)
* p4merge (because its 3-way merge layout looks better than any other)
* ReSharper (because it turns nested for/foreach loops into LINQ)
* Visual Assist (because it turns Visual Studio into a usable IDE)
Linux (awesome), X (I'm weak and need windows), KDE (better than gnome), XMonad (tiling awesomeness), (g)vim (best editor), ghc (dat code needs compilin'), gcc (dat code needs compilin'), fasm (dat code needs assemblin'), git (best source control), gitolite (random git remote repo), ssh (my code isn't always on my own host), cabal(-install) (build system/package installer), make (build system).
Vim-plugins: vundle (better than keeping track manually), SuperTab (I like tab-completion), NERD-tree (awesome tree), vim-taglist-plus (not sure), some Haskell stuff like indentation and superior highlighting (because awesome), vimproc (neocomplcache requirement), neocomplcache (awesome completion), neocomplcache for ghc (uses ghc-mod) (awesome completion for Haskell).
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OP IS A !FAG2012-02-11 8:38
OpenBSD, because it Just works.
Emacs, because I'm addicted to the default keyboard shortcuts.
C, because it's the language with which I'm most familiar.
Java, because that's what my school uses.
Technology I want to start using:
PCC, because it's cool that it's both the oldest and newest C compiler in the game today.
Plan 9, because it has some really cool ideas.
Some LISP variant, because LOL SICP.
Technology I'm starting to play with:
Fossil SCM, because I wanted to learn a DVCS and git and mercurial were just too mainstream.
SQLite, because I want to learn SQL.
* MediaWiki (for documentation)
* Emerald Editor (for column-editing mode)
* WinGrep
* Komodo Edit (decent editor with SCP support, tailored for Perl/Python/PHP and such)
* PSPad for other editing needs.
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I also use Eclipse for my current project at work (Java) BUT I HATE IT. I try to use a normal text editor whenever i can. I can't stand an IDE that uses 700-800 MB of RAM. Bloated piece of shit.
You need such a huge behemoth to support the mess that large java projects are. That's how you realize that Java world is shit.