What is the IDE? And why we need to IDE?

IDE stands for "integrated development environment."

IDE is a type of software that aims to enable computer programmers to develop software quickly and comfortably and includes all the tools that can organize the development process together with all the tools that contribute to the efficient use of the development process.

There are features that make IDEs different from text editors. These features include:

Compiler, interpreter
Debugging mechanism
A code editor for syntax colouring according to the programming language
Simultaneous view of multiple different code files
Compiling, connecting, making the software fully operational
Small tools for carrying out many tasks

The most important tool that developers use in programming is IDEs. Choosing which IDE to use is a very important issue for a software developer. Because the ease with which the code is written according to the IDE chosen by the programmer also varies with the compilation quality.
Therefore, when choosing the IDE to be built into the program, we should investigate its features well.
Here are two IDEs that we can use:
STM32 CUBE IDE, uVision IDE Keil.