IDE's vs Code Editor

 IDE's :

  • Complex structure & hard to use
  • Mostly paid
  • Requires a significant disc space
  • Suitable for large projects with data base management
Code Editor :
  • Simple to use & easy to load
  • Open source & free
  • Requires a minimal disc space
  • Suitable for small projects and sole code writing

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