- Web based (Electron)

- Fully hackable (with Javascript)

- Powered by Github, popular in Github users, active community.

- Easy to configure and sync configs

- Ⓒ Microsoft, also based on Electron

- Works perfectly with TypeScript

- No Vim key binding supported

- Lack of extensibility currently

- Python based

- Mostly hackable and flexible

- Many great extensions

- Maturest among all in the list

- Difficult to manage configs

- Made by Adobe

- Specially featured for making Web pages with HTML & CSS

- Contains a builtin Chrome for live preview

- Can somehow work together with PSD

- Originally written in Clojure and aimed to be a Clojure IDE

- Now rewritten in NodeJS and integrated well with both Javascript and Clojure

- Instarepl (evaluate code as you type instantly)

- Looks pure and clean

- Running inside Chrome as a Chrome Web App

- Perfect IDE for sketching Chrome Extension, Chrome Web App, Polymer projects

- Automatically manage dependencies by a inside bower

- It is written by Dart which seems to be a loser in Javascript-derived static type languages, and may be sunset in the future