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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 :]

Hi,

 

Dreamweaver, HomeSite.

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Hey!

Thanks for the fast reply.

 

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

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!

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empek

Thanks a lot!

I checked "coda" and was disappointed that it was mac.

Glad there is something like "coda" for windows!

:D

Hehe, fortunately I have Macs in my work sphere!

Notepad++ for about the past year.

 

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

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

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

Notepad++

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

:)

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

 

notepad++ ftw :D

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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.

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Notepad++ for Windows users.

Coda! or Espresso for Mac OS X users :) I personally prefer Coda.

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I'd prefer Dreamweaver, I have tried many other HTML editors but they all worse than DW. The codes created by DW are more organized and DW will give us some prompt when creatping a new tag. What's most important, as far as I know, many other HTML editors don't allow us to add local link and image but DW can.

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Komodo Edit fast, works with many and has inbuilt preview function and FTP client.

Netbeans IDE (my favorite, any language) all in one, for html/javascript live view in Chrome with Chrome plugin.

Both are free. :good:

There are many options you can choose, but the notepad is best among all the available options.

is that some special version of notepad or the plain one that has no project management, no syntax highlighting, no code completion, no code collapse... :)

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I used Dreamweaver for years (loved the code editor) but now using Visual Studio, and it's great. The only thing I dislike is the fact I can't minimise code blocks the way I used to with Dreamweaver. The good thing though, is being able to create your own code themes.

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