For Html and PHP coders..
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- Apr 11, 2011
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I use dreamweaver, but mainly just because I like the code recognition / color-coding / code-hinting. I never use the "design view", which is complete shi7 as far as I can tell.
I'm honestly ashamed to tell my coder friends I still use dreamweaver, because you immediately are given the "look at this f*cking noob" look of disapproval, haha.
I'm honestly ashamed to tell my coder friends I still use dreamweaver, because you immediately are given the "look at this f*cking noob" look of disapproval, haha.
- May 27, 2010
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Just started using it but i really like Coda
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Virus1
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PHPStorm, but you should have posted on the Programming section
Sorry about that. Please move it there.
I thought about posting it on there... but was not sure it was going to offer anything of actual "progamming" value.
I appreciate the response from everyone.
blackmamba456
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Another vote for Notepad++, not any particular reason, can't remember why I picked it, I think maybe the default highlighting for PHP is slightly better than that of ConText which is what I used to use.
magicmastermind
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Editor or Dreamweaver.
hellohellosharp
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I use FileZilla for FTP and then Notepad++ to edit. Filezilla is handy because it can create temp files for you to edit. Then you don't have to drag and drop your PHP files every time after you save them.
I like Notepad++ because it is so simple and yet very handy. Personally, I don't like code editors that automatically indent my code. I also like Notepad++ because when you have the editor by a "{" or "}" it will highlight in red the one corresponding with it. So when you have functions with lots of ifs, foreach, while, etc you dont get lost with your brackets.
I like Notepad++ because it is so simple and yet very handy. Personally, I don't like code editors that automatically indent my code. I also like Notepad++ because when you have the editor by a "{" or "}" it will highlight in red the one corresponding with it. So when you have functions with lots of ifs, foreach, while, etc you dont get lost with your brackets.
dealsopoly
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I just use TextPad
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scite (most of the editors are based on its core scintilla) under *nix (and not only for html/php also c, perl, bash, tcl, python, you name it), notepad2-mod on win (similar but lighter than notepad++) when i can't cross compile and have the unfortunate need to be on a ms os.