Which is your favorite HTML editor?

[uabros]

I use only Notepad, because is very light and don't need much RAM

 

[EGS]

I only use NotePad++, it's the best:
http://filehippo.com/download_notepad/

 

[SeanPreston]

I must say I like HTML, you see all these coders saying "I user notepad++" so you reply with "wow, really"...lol.

I actually use Dreamweaver, It is a lot more easier and I dont see why coders say its so "Bad"...As long as you dont use the visual design tools and code it as you would in notepad its a nice little peice of software.

sean

 

[Hive]

dreamweaver is not bad. but i use editplus and wordpad.

 

[bbrez1]

I use dreamweaver, I just find it fastest for coding (for me). I don't use the visual design thingy, but it's good sometimes if you have like hundreds of lines of HTML code you can easily find a part using the visual designer, rather than searching in whole code (easier for modifying designs that are not yours, etc).

 

[deleted984054565403]

I must say I like HTML, you see all these coders saying "I user notepad++" so you reply with "wow, really"...lol.

I actually use Dreamweaver, It is a lot more easier and I dont see why coders say its so "Bad"...As long as you dont use the visual design tools and code it as you would in notepad its a nice little peice of software.

sean

Agreed. I basically only use it because it's easier to insert some tags and modify simple things. If I'm going for standards compliance and building something rather versatile, I wouldn't build it in the Design view.

Dreamweaver and Notepad2 for me.

 

[wussadotcom]

komposer for me.

 

[Keral_Patel]

Notepad for me too

Simple and available anywhere

 

[Maurizio1230]

BlueFish is absolutely the best.

 

[Mark]

EditPlus was pointed out to me years ago by -RJ- ... And I've never looked back since It is a paid (Nagware) version but well worth it. I'm still discovering new ways to manipulate text/files/data with it.

Crimson Editor is a very similar free Editor solution - but support/development for it was dropped many years back , I think it's actually open source now.

 

[Kate]

vi under telnet/SSH :tu:
Sometimes

Zend editor, most of the time, Notepad++ sometimes.

 

[dmi]

ConTEXT.

 

[Maurizio1230]

vi under telnet/SSH :tu:
Sometimes

Zend editor, most of the time, Notepad++ sometimes.

What Zend editor do you use?

 

[!LLu$!0N]

I use ASWS, nice little programme have always used it.

 

[Kate]

What Zend editor do you use?

Zend Studio.

 

[CrazyTech]

Started out with Notepad (which I still use, quite often). I graduated to Amaya and then eventually Dreamweaver. The latter is currently my favorite, though I do use the code view and not the design view.

 

[EGS]

I only use NotePad++, it's the best:
http://filehippo.com/download_notepad/

This software not only highlights HTML code via syntax, but also PHP, MySQL, CSS, and many other programming languages as well.

 

[samuelhr]

I must say I like HTML, you see all these coders saying "I user notepad++" so you reply with "wow, really"...lol.

I actually use Dreamweaver, It is a lot more easier and I dont see why coders say its so "Bad"...As long as you dont use the visual design tools and code it as you would in notepad its a nice little peice of software.

Why do you use dreamweaver? It has syntax highlighting, but then so does notepad++, if you're not using the WYSIWYG it's totally pointless, especially when it costs $600+

 

[djdeth]

Dreamweaver all the way.

 

[Phoebe_]

Dreamweaver and Notepad for me.