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kanta

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• Mar 12, 2012

• #61

notepad++ and Dreamweaver is best..

 

usong725

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• Mar 12, 2012

• #62

notepad for simple html and php codes.

editplus for more complicated codes....

 

thetechnofreak

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• Mar 12, 2012

• #63

notepad++ and dreamweaver is the best combination I think.
Tried once with Visual Studio, but it sucked (for PHP)

 

bmatthews

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• Mar 12, 2012

• #64

Dreamweaver

 

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harlekinboss

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• Mar 12, 2012

• #65

phpstorm.

 

joaquin112

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• Mar 12, 2012

• #66

There is no competition. The best is Coda, and the rest ain't even close

 

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accelerator_dd

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• Mar 12, 2012

• #67

+1 for notepad++

 

bk071

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• Mar 12, 2012

• #68

I'm no way a coder but I edit a lot of code for my sites and I use notepad++ for it. Pretty nice little tool which makes life much easier

 

aiteampl

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• Mar 12, 2012

• #69

Most of my work is word press, my clients are annoying and they want to sometimes micro changes on live websites so integrated ftp client is a must!

notepad++ and Dreamweaver

nice when connecting with ftp works perfect for me with Dream

 

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cakker78

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• Mar 12, 2012

• #70

I have been using DzSoft Php editor for a very long time and I like it a lot

 

humvee9

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• Mar 12, 2012

• #71

How abt PHPed ?

 

Codythebest

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• Mar 12, 2012

• #72

Notepad

 

necro

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• Mar 13, 2012

• #73

hellohellosharp said:

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.

Click to expand...

You know that Notepad++ features a FTP-plugin which allows you to upload your php when you safe?

Cheers

 

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richim1

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• Mar 13, 2012

• #74

NotePad++

 

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bashhunter

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• Mar 16, 2012

• #75

I use dreamweaver in split mode.

That way I can see the result of what I am doing