[JohnZ]

Good morning all!

I have never used an html editor before, but i thought i would give it a try.
Which html editors do you prefure?

Thanks :]

[Lev]

Hi,

Dreamweaver, HomeSite.

[mrchristoph]

notepad++

[JohnZ]

Hey!
Thanks for the fast reply.

Im actually looking for something like notepad++, and I am using dreamweaver already.

[tbomedia]

Coda!

[waynede]

Notepad - works a treat!

[empek]

I would recommend Aptana, which is a windows alternative to Coda. It has cool features like built in FTP/Project Management, File tree project structure, and more!

[JohnZ]

empek
Thanks a lot!
I checked "coda" and was disappointed that it was mac.
Glad there is something like "coda" for windows!

[empek]

Hehe, fortunately I have Macs in my work sphere!

[dt17]

Notepad++ for about the past year.

We should really sticky a subject about editors, don't ya think?

[BlueDreamer]

dt17, on 08 February 2010 - 01:39 PM, said:

We should really sticky a subject about editors, don't ya think?

Good idea - we have a new thread so everyone can post details of HTML/Code editors - http://www.webdesign...d-code-editors/

[tbomedia]

I guess Coda is quite expensive - you have to buy a new Mac Book Pro to run it!

[empek]

Ever heard of netbeans?

[Aaroniza]

Notepad++! It has syntax highlighting, macros and functions, auto-FTP and multiple windows. So useful and best of all it's free.

[Rja]

Notepad++
Simple, easy to use, has all the features needed really. Oh, and it's free.

[ChristopherDarling]

phpDesigner 7

[Logam]

starting out, i find dw has too many functions that I wont be using.

notepad++ ftw

[palmgeo]

Notepad++ ,htmleditor , and dreamweaver all these are best software for html designing. you can use free version of any software.


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[robbydesigns]

CSE HTML Validator, I've tried many but this thing is amazing, ignore their crap site though ;-)

[a1digitalmedia]

DreamWeaver has never ever failed me and is the industry leading standard as a text editor.

[clod]

I vote for Codelobster PHP Edition
It is very handy free HTML, PHP, CSS editor.

[Gibson]

+1 for netbeans.

[tomsel]

Another vote for Coda. I used to use Dreamweaver, which was great but just not worth the money as I didn't make any use of most of its features, using it only as a code editor.

[kyme]

If your using Ubuntu. Bluefish is my recommend.

[Las Vegas Web Designer]

as a beginner you can use NOTEPAD++ and when you get some knowledge you can use Dreamweaver, by the way use w3schools.com to learn more about html,css or many web based language!

[Angelo]

Notepad++ for Windows users.
Coda! or Espresso for Mac OS X users I personally prefer Coda.