To complete this post about code editor:
Even if Kirby doc is very complete, it may be interresting to use a code snippets editor (specially for beginners).
Do Kirby users use this type of software, or maybe an inline one? and if yes witch one ?
I am using Sublime Text for that, I started a Snippet Collection with autocomplete for Kirby ( https://github.com/mauricerenck/sublime-kirby2 ) which needs to be updated a bit, but beside that, works good.
Whenever I need a bigger snippet, I use Gists for that, which can be used directly from within sublime: https://www.maurice-renck.de/en/blog/schneller-entwickeln-mit-sublime-text-und-gists
I also have Dash installed, but use it rarely ( https://kapeli.com/dash ).
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Years ago, I had previously used Code Collector Pro (I helped beta test the original app). I later moved to CodeBox for a short time.
Most modern code editors come with some sort of code snippet manager either built in or available as a plugin. These days I find using the built in functionality simpler than depending on yet another app. However, it really comes down to personal taste. 
I also have Dash installed but just like @mauricehh I find I rarely use it.