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I will like to get your views on HTML editors, Do you use your own hand code style or do you use any editor, which editor do you like for HTML ?
 
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notepad++ too but i cant seem to get rid of dreamweaver for my css.
 
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I gave up using HTML editors in the Dark ages 2006BJ (Before Joomla!)
But used to use Plain Vanilla NotePad or vi
 
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I gave up using HTML editors in the Dark ages 2006BJ (Before Joomla!)
But used to use Plain Vanilla NotePad or vi

vi isn't a bad way to go but can be dangerous if you have multiple people working on the same project. :imho:
 
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I am Using the Dreamwiever...
 
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I prefer Quanta on Linux. Very comfortable.
 
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Only normal notepad, after I've made a visual concept in Paintshop Pro. I used to use Dreamweaver, but there's no need for it any more now that I handle all layout/design with css and divs.
 
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notepad++
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hey i have just download Notepad++ i think 1 week back and i have noticed its awesome! i can write html, php, css and about anything in there!
i would recommend it to all the newbies instead of using dreamweaver.
 
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Dw cs4
 
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I've tried ultraedit, dreamweaver, codebuster, notepad++ etc.. I ended up trying netbeans from Sun and have stuck with it great editor
 
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I use dreamwear. and also notepad for small changes.
 
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I use NoteTab.
 
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