Code editors

Code editors and IDEs available on macOS.

• Zed — high-performance editor written in Rust with built-in AI assistance, collaborative editing, and minimal resource usage
• Visual Studio Code — open-source editor by Microsoft with a vast extension ecosystem, built-in Git, and support for most languages
• Nova — native macOS code editor by Panic with a built-in terminal, Git integration, and extension library
• Sublime Text — fast editor known for multiple cursors, the command palette, and a rich plugin ecosystem
• CodeRunner — macOS editor that runs code in many languages directly from the editor; useful for quick scripting
• TextMate — open-source macOS editor that introduced snippets and scope-based settings; lightweight and keyboard-driven
• Lapce — open-source code editor written in Rust with built-in LSP support, Vim-like modal editing, and a focus on performance
• CotEditor — free and open-source plain-text editor with syntax highlighting and a native macOS interface
• NeoVim — modernized Vim fork with built-in LSP support, Lua-based configuration, and full Vim compatibility

JetBrains

• RustRover — dedicated IDE for Rust with smart completion, on-the-fly analysis, and integrated debugging
• PHPStorm — PHP IDE with deep framework support for Laravel, Symfony, WordPress, and others
• WebStorm — JavaScript and TypeScript IDE with built-in debugging and framework-aware coding assistance
• PyCharm — Python IDE with intelligent completion, debugging, and support for scientific and web frameworks