Topic by Urh2006 2019-01-31 18:21:07

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Hi, all! I'm 12 years old and I am a completly blind. I'm programing in Javascript and I want to know, which code editor is the best for the blind.

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Reply by Sage_Lancaster 2019-01-31 21:33:11

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notepad++ is a good one

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Reply by Dragonlee 2019-02-01 16:51:29

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VS code is a very good editor that has pretty good accessibility. It is open source developed by microsoft. It has very good and intelligent code autocompletion. It is a node.js program, so It is written using typescript, which is  an object oriented   extension of javascript and support for typescript and javascript is a native feature of VS code, but if you chose to do programming with other languages, then it supports practically every language under the sun, including non-programming languages like HTML and latex.

I use it for general programming in C/C++, Java, python, typescript/javascript, as well as for editing non programming files like HTML and latex.

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