What HTML editor do you use?

d3t0x

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Oct 28, 2008

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• May 22, 2009

• #41

Dreamweaver cs3 is nice once you get used to it. but it takes time to learn how to use it properly just like anything else. If you don't have the basic foundation for html I dont recommend using an editor until you learn it.

 

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shodan

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Dec 11, 2007

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• May 22, 2009

• #42

dreamweaver or notepad++

 

jarhead

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Jan 17, 2009

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• May 22, 2009

• #43

Programmers notepad 2.
Only pro's don't use WYSIWYG editor

 

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isaacisback

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• Jun 21, 2009

• #44

notepad n nothing else

 

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Emkiyu[A]

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• Jun 25, 2009

• #45

notepad ++ / notepad2..never use frontpage..use dreamweaver once..sucks..put many redundant code..in the end need to clean up the code..

 

R_X09

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• Jun 25, 2009

• #46

Notepad

 

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MastermindNL

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May 22, 2009

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• Jun 30, 2009

• #47

Coda for mac... loving it

 

skuxta

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Nov 21, 2008

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• Jul 7, 2009

• #48

Wordpad.

Notepad doesn't load format correctly for me sometimes. So I like sticking with wordpad

 

portugalkix

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• Jul 14, 2009

• #49

Notepad ++

 

GTP_Smile

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• Jul 22, 2009

• #50

rayray said:

For HTML, CSS, JS, PHP, notepad++ and Aptana
both with a nice dark color theme

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mrblackhat said:

Guys guys guys, Aptana studio is the way to go

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I love Wordpad too, but I'll try others. Do all have the option to use dark colored background? If you don't use dark color theme, that's how you go blind:dead1: later on in life, imho.

 

Allie Albatross

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Jan 31, 2009

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• Jul 22, 2009

• #51

On Windows, I use Notepad++, on OSX I use Textmate.

 

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aydoubleyou

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May 8, 2007

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• Jul 22, 2009

• #52

Dreamweaver on the PC
Coda on the Mac

Coda is the best editor i've ever used, I wish they had it for Windows .

 

Nickehyz

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• Jul 23, 2009

• #53

Notepad++ and Dreamweaver Solid combination.

 

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Warbucks

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Apr 6, 2009

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• Jul 23, 2009

• #54

Textmate on the Mac does all my HTML, Perl, PHP and the rest.

Quick inline edits are done in a terminal with vim.

I've tried "web editors" like Dreamweaver and they slow me down.

 

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fuzion

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• Jul 23, 2009

• #55

I use several different programs for various reasons. EmEditor, notepad++, nano, and expression
emeditor is verrrry nice for working with huge log files and such

 

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rikenji

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Jul 23, 2009

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• Jul 23, 2009

• #56

Dreamweaver and notepad2 works well. frontpage sucks.

 

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xiao xiao

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Nov 3, 2008

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• Jul 29, 2009

• #57

I use Dreamweaver CS4, best all-round editor on the market, Adobe FTW! and PerlEditor for programming stuff.
*facepalms how did I forget notepad?!

 

Rick4691

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• Jul 30, 2009

• #58

Emacs.

 

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j4froc

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• Aug 3, 2009

• #59

Ultraedit and pspad

 

justone

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• Aug 3, 2009

• #60

ultraedit is really nice, I use it for php and html.