IDE stands for Integrated Development Environment. Mainly it is used by coders. It provides the whole environment and tools which is necessary for programming. There are so many unique ide's available for specific programming languages. So, here is the list of the top 10 IDEs for coding.

1. IntelliJ Idea :

IntelliJ Idea is one of the best IDE for coding. It is developed by Jetbrains. It is launched in 2001 means 21 years ago now. It is entirely written in java. It is specially made for coding java, kotlin, groovy, and other JAR-based programming languages. It is one of the best Integrated Development environments for building Java applications.

2. Visual Studio :

Visual Studio is another one of the best IDEs for programming. It is developed by Microsoft. It helps you with debugging, and executing, and provides much more tools that are important to build any project. With the help of Visual Studio, we can build websites, web apps, mobile apps, etc.

We can actually run this software on any operating system whether it is Windows, macOS, or Linux. It provides us with its own terminal to run the programs. It has so many extensions which help us to code our programs more efficiently. We can code any language program in this Integrated Development Environment. It is one of the best free IDEs available in the market. But, because of all these specifications, it is very heavy software. We need to have a very good processor machine to run this software.

3. Eclipse :

Eclipse is another best IDE for coding. It is developed by the Eclipse foundation. It is totally free to use. We can actually download it from any browser, it is open source. It supports us in debugging and profiling the program. It has a very easy interface to use. We can do any famous language programming with eclipse like Python, Java, and C++. We can run this software on OS like windows, macOS, and Linux.

4. PyCharm :

PyCharm is one of the best IDEs to use for coding. PyCharm is an IDE developed by JetBrains, especially for Python. It is best known for smart code completion and very quick fixes. PyCharm helps us to write neat and clean code. It also offers great support for using frameworks like Django, Flask, Google App Engine, etc.

PyCharm integrates with the IPython Notebook and we can also use scientific packages like Numpy and Matplotlib. This IDE is available free to the users. The OS supports for this IDE are Windows, macOS, and Linux.

5. Atom :

Atom IDE is mainly used for web development. It is one of the best IDEs to use. It is developed by GitHub. This IDE is founded by GitHub’s founder Chris Wanstrath. It is a hundred percent free and open source. You can easily download it from any browser.

Atom supports OS like Windows, Linux, and macOS. It is highly customizable and has many useful plugins. The main advantage of Atom is that it has an attractive interface and good color-coded syntax.

6. Arduino IDE :

It is one of the best IDEs to use. Arduino is an IDE written in C and C++. It is mainly used to upload codes to Arduino boards. It supports almost all microcontroller development boards available in the market today. The code in Arduino is in the cloud so we can use it everywhere. Arduino IDE accepts C and C++ languages because most of the device’s libraries are written in C++. But most of the underlying system of the Arduino is not object-oriented so it uses both C and C++.

7. NetBeans :

NetBeans is developed by Apache Software Foundation and Oracle. It is an IDE for Java. It allows applications to be developed from components called modules. It is owned by the company which owns Java, so the support for Java developers would be excellent here. Moreover, it is the official IDE for Java 8.

NetBeans allows users to build desktop, mobile, and web applications. The advantage of NetBeans is that the autocomplete feature is very much useful and running the server application is very simple in NetBeans, but the disadvantage is that it takes a lot of time to start.

8. AWS Cloud9 :

It is developed by Amazon. It is an online IDE. AWS Cloud9 supports various programming languages like C, C++, Python, JavaScript, etc. It is very easy to access AWS Cloud9 and collaborate. It allows us to run the development environment on a managed Amazon EC2 instance or other Linux servers available. In AWS Cloud9 we can also simulate the terminal with Linux commands, allowing parallel development for various developers. The disadvantage is that it is difficult to choose the instance for a project.

9. Code::Blocks :

It is developed by the Code::Blocks team. Code::Blocks is written in C++. It is open-source software. Code::Blocks support many compilers like GCC and Visual C++. It is very extensible and configurable. It is one of the best IDE for C and C++. The GNU GCC compiler of Code::Blocks is very fast and highly scalable. Code::Blocks is very easy to use for beginners. Code::Blocks offer more flexibility and it is great as an open-source IDE. The disadvantage of Code::Blocks is that the design seems a bit dull.

10. Jupyter Notebook :

Jupyter Notebook, not actually a full-fledged IDE, is an open-source web-based application. It is widely used in data science, scientific computing, and machine learning. It is widely used with Python but it supports other languages as well. It is also used as a presentation or educational tool. It also supports markdowns, so that we can add HTML components, audio, video, etc. It is founded by Fernando Perez and Brian Granger.