Eclipse (available at http://eclipse.org/) is one of the most popular editors for folks from the Java land. Eclipse has a huge community and so many extensions/plugins which can be found on the Eclipse market place (available at http://marketplace.eclipse.org/). These can be downloaded and installed from Eclipse without leaving the editor. It has a JavaScript Development Tools plugin (JSDT, available at https://eclipse.org/webtools/jsdt/) which helps in the development of JavaScript and web applications. Moreover, it also has plugins for many functional languages such as Erlang (available at http://erlide.org/), Haskell (available at http://eclipsefp.github.io/), Clojure (which is called Counterclockwise and is available at http://doc.ccw-ide.org/documentation.html), and so on, which make it an excellent choice for development in many programming languages.

Now, as this is a book on Angular, I want to talk about two more editors that have extra support for Angular code bases through...