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Cryptocurrency Ecosystem => Ethereum Forum => Solidity => Topic started by: RianDrops on March 31, 2018, 04:40:48 PM
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Good day guys. I am curious about solidity. I heared that it is very expensive to hire a solidity programmer. I wanna know if solidity has it's own studio to code, or we can program it in text editors like, sublime text, atom or etc.
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i don't see any answer so I suppose there is no editor. Op if you found answer already please share and update this thread. i need such an editor because it would a lot easier to work with solidity when using one. Maybe somebody published one already until today?
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Hi,
If you search for 'remix' you will find an online editor that can also be used for deploying and testing your Solidity contracts. Be sure to deploy to a testnet such as Rinkeby using fake Ether so you're not spending your own money.
Microsoft's 'Visual Studio Code' can also be used to write Solidity code, just hit the marketplace for a syntax highlighter to ensure the code is more readable.
The editor called 'Brackets' is not a bad choice either if you want something more lightweight.
Don't forget you can always go to eth fiddle dot com too, which can prove valuable for working with code snippets.
CBF
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There are tons of editors available to choose from this days, the most popular one being "Remix" which is an online solidity text editor, but just like some else already mentioned here, VS code, bracket and several others can be used to write solidity codes.
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I think this is easy to use: https://remix.ethereum.org/
It allows developing, deploying and administering smart contracts for Ethereum like blockchains. It can also be used as a learning platform. ;D
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