Who uses the CodeLobster code editor?

Question

Code editor

Why is this fast, understandable and rather convenient editor, available also in Russian, often absent from any ratings and recommendations?
For example:
- https://htmlacademy.ru/blog/40-editors-for-the-coders
- https://habrahabr.ru/post/260865/
Is it really that inferior to Sublime or PHP STORM?
I see that in some CodeLobster polls below Atom ( wp-kama.ru/id_7009/codelobster-ide-dlya-wordpress-... but personally I have been trying to work in Atom from time to time for half a year, and still return to CodeLobster
In my opinion, it has a lot of good functionality:
- Emmet
- Templates for generated files
- Flexible interface panels
- A panel like in word for layout, where you can quickly select formatting if you forgot the key combination
- Hot keys can be assigned and reassigned as you like
- Including you can assign hot keys to call html tags (very convenient for layout)
- Creating projects for CMS
- Ability to work as a project and as a separately opened file (works very fast)
- Very convenient addition of snippets
- Comparing files
- Uploading via FTP
- Convenient setting of colors, size and font
=== Among the problems ===
- Freeze when opening large files (for example, logs) - by the way, the atom also hangs
- Freeze during auto-replacement in the dump of the site database (for example, when you need to change the address from local to work)
- No ability to poke in the project folder and thereby create a new file
- No code styling for the standard
=== Please respond seasoned programmers ===
And tell me your opinion about the must have for the php + html code editor. And if someone used CodeLobsterom and has something to compare with, then also express your opinion on this editor.
Thank you all for participating!! )

Answer 1

I won’t say about the must-have editor, but PhpStorm is still very convenient, it has great functionality, which is why many people use it.
My opinion on why CodeLobster is unpopular:
In general, as I understand it, it is suitable only for those who have used it out of habit for their personal projects since antiquity, because. not suitable for team work.

Answer 2

A matter of taste. Tried CodeLobster, IMHO, heavier than Sublime but lighter than PHP Storm.

Answer 3

I switched to phpStorm myself
Reasons:
1) CodeLobster hangs and crashes when working as a project and opening large files. Also constantly hung when opening a database dump. And besides, I finally found the time to learn how to use the functionality of phpStorm. So CodeLobster is no longer needed
2) Since I started working on different projects in parallel, I realized that with CodeLobster it cannot open parallel windows.
3) Since phpStorm is available for Linux, and I'm going to switch to Linux, I need to get used to the editor. When you immediately switch to everything new, you can hardly move in at all - I have already tried it. And so, first I'll get used to the new editor, and then I'll get used to Linux.
What I regret after the transition:
1) there are no normal color schemes in phpStorm, from which my eyes would not hurt, but to set it up myself - I constantly want to change something. In CodeLobster, I always worked with the PSPad-Aubum (dark) color scheme - which is not in either phpStorm or Atom, nor, as it turned out, in the PSPad editor itself (as far as I understood from the initial 5-minute viewing of the color settings in this program) )) )
2) Less noticeable error highlighting compared to CodeLobster
After some time, I switched to Netbeans - more powerful compared to the same Sublime (as for me), at least because of the diff visualization. Also, it's free.

Answer 4

Good stuff. Visually not very attractive, and so fast, great editor. Folders cannot be dragged - this is bad. And I didn’t see auto-synchronization - either it doesn’t exist, or it needs to be configured - I didn’t understand.

Answer 5

So I also installed CodeLobster 5 times and tried navigation again on NenBeans. And I can not understand what is the reason, well, it does not go, that's all.