What HTML editor do you use?
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StinkyBooBoo
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- Apr 23, 2009
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I use Dreamweaver CS4, and Notepad + +. All depends on the amount coding I need to do. I hated Dreamweaver for many years until I buckled down and watched some
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Lynda and Total TrainingBeen using notepad and html kit for the past 9 years.
I second the motion. Notepad is quick and easy. HTML Kit is also quick and easy; the more you use it the more you will like it and has too many helpful plugins to mention.
Did I mention HTML Kit was free?
GuerillaDreamer
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- Jun 1, 2009
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Notepad ++ here as well. I've started using dreamweaver more and more in the last couple of weeks but it will still take some time to get the hang of it.
I cant believe no one has mentioned TopStyle yet. Notepad++ is ok but a bit low on features, UltraEdit is good but has shitty contextual completion and highlighting when you write CSS, Dreamweaver has lots of features and definately works, but is also very resource intensive and slow, and has a lot of features that I don't need.
For someone like me that writes a lot of HTML / CSS and a bit of PHP, TopStyle has the best mix of speed, resource usage (uses 12MB ram), and an EXCELLENT contextual completion function (last one is HUGE when you write a lot of code). It's also so inexpensive that I will probably buy it one day But its readily available on rap1dsh@re
check out topstyle4.c0m for more infos on the editor itself.
And please people stop using WordPad or regular Notepad; you're really making life hard for youselves.
For someone like me that writes a lot of HTML / CSS and a bit of PHP, TopStyle has the best mix of speed, resource usage (uses 12MB ram), and an EXCELLENT contextual completion function (last one is HUGE when you write a lot of code). It's also so inexpensive that I will probably buy it one day
But its readily available on rap1dsh@recheck out topstyle4.c0m for more infos on the editor itself.
And please people stop using WordPad or regular Notepad; you're really making life hard for youselves.
neoseeker2002
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- Feb 16, 2008
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Dreamweaver CS4 for me too. I'd use notepad but i hate unnecessary work
orangeblossoms
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Recently switched from using dreamweaver to kompozer (I think this is an improved version of NVU?). I like that it works like dreamweaver (code + preview), plus it's free, loads faster, and a lot lighter with only core features I need.
For other files, I use notepad++.
For other files, I use notepad++.
neoseeker2002
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- Feb 16, 2008
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Nice tip, I'll check out kompozer.