What's the first IDE you used to learn programming?

Question

Mine is eclipse to try Java programs according to the tutorials, and then Visual Studio to learn C++.

FiniteLooper · Accepted Answer

Macromedia Dreamweaver.Way back in middle school a friend and I started a web page business... In which we made a webpage for exactly one local company.I assume Dreamweaver still exists as an Adobe product now? I haven't thought about it in years.

Bostonian · Answer

Just Emacs with syntax coloring for the buffer with code. In another buffer I run a shell to compile code and run programs.

jasone · Answer

Turbo Pascal 2.0. It was a fantastic IDE for learning to program.

PaulHoule · Answer

Microsoft BASIC

mikro2nd · Answer

viNot 'vim'. The original 'vi'.

What's the first IDE you used to learn programming?

Mine is eclipse to try Java programs according to the tutorials, and then Visual Studio to learn C++.

Macromedia Dreamweaver.
Way back in middle school a friend and I started a web page business... In which we made a webpage for exactly one local company.
I assume Dreamweaver still exists as an Adobe product now? I haven't thought about it in years.

Just Emacs with syntax coloring for the buffer with code. In another buffer I run a shell to compile code and run programs.

Turbo Pascal 2.0. It was a fantastic IDE for learning to program.

Microsoft BASIC

vi
Not 'vim'. The original 'vi'.