For Html and PHP coders..

Virus1

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• #1

What is your favorite Editor for code.

 

BlueZero

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• #2

PSPad ;-)

 

Xp3r7

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• #3

Notepad++ and NetBeans(IDE)

 

chad362wiley

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• #4

Context

 

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Kaistar

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Wouldn't class myself as a coder but I edit a lot of code making my sites.
I use nothing but Notepad++.

 

davids355

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Alleycode. UltraEdit is also very good.

 

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KayTeePK

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Notepad and Dreamweavor

 

OldSalt

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Used to use Homesite which was incorporated into Dreamweaver... Now use Dreamweaver for 'heavy coding' but Notepad++ or Editpad for edits.

 

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scrapefox

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• #9

Solely notepad++. The FTP plugin included in it is a handy little thing also.

 

SirKonstantine

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If I am on Windows, Notepad++, especially since it has built in FTP.

When I am on Linux, BlueFish is an AMAZING editor. I write code in Linux 99% of the time.

I tried out Aptana Studio as well but its a little too builky for me. Better if you are a backend developer.

 

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45415

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Notepad++ is good enough for PHP and HTML.

 

fahad10

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• #12

Dream Weaver

 

Johnuma

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Jan 10, 2012

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• #13

Notepad

 

natorob

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• #14

Dreamweaver for me; especially for php...

 

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BlackhatUser

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• #15

I'm using EditPlus 3

 

microsoft

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• #16

Context FTW.

 

kokoloko75

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• #17

Notepad++ with brown GUI (for looong code) and Dreamweaver for HTML/CSS auto code formatter.
UltraEdit for regular epxression.
On Mac, Coda.

Beny

 

Last edited: Mar 10, 2012

meannn

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• #18

NotePad++

You can choose themes as well. Mine is this;

 

paxpelus

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• #19

Netbeans PHP IDE is the best I think

 

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seo445

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• #20

Thanks for info.