Can someone recommend a decent Freeware HTML editor?
Can someone recommend a decent Freeware HTML editor?
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Try the Aptana IDE. From their website:Originally posted by divina11Can someone recommend a decent Freeware HTML editor?
"The Aptana IDE is a free, open-source, cross-platform, JavaScript-focused editor and development environment for building Ajax applications. It features code assist on JavaScript, HTML, and CSS languages, FTP/SFTP support and a JavaScript debugger to troubleshoot your code."Comment
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As far as I heard, the best free HTML Editor is 1stpage2000 or 2006 (the latest) from evrsoft. Please give me feedback (linamazari@hot mail.com) if you tried that as well as the two others recommended: Coffee Cup 9 and the other one.Originally posted by divina11Can someone recommend a decent Freeware HTML editor?
Which is best?
Thanks.
MariaComment
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I can suggest Codelobster Code Editor as HTML editor,Originally posted by divina11Can someone recommend a decent Freeware HTML editor?
for php developing try Codelobster Php Edition. One of them (I don't remember which exactly) is free.
Personally I use the second one and like it.
Have a look here: www.codelobster .comComment
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Well, since you didn't specify an OS, I will throw Quanta Plus and Bluefish, both for Linux, onto the pile.Originally posted by divina11Can someone recommend a decent Freeware HTML editor?
Regards,
JeffComment
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Absolutely the most horrid code generator ever created.Originally posted by pragathikhi,
u can use microsoft office front page 2003.Comment
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That is a very bad program, I would recommend Notepad ++ or HTML KitOriginally posted by drhowarddrfineAbsolutely the most horrid code generator ever created.Comment
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Thank you guy's I've decided to try out Notepad++ and once I get a bit advanced I've read about some the other editors you have mentioned which I'll try out.
Vim is an another excellent editor which I actually use for programming scripts however the only problem it's not a good HTML editor as you can't quickly view what you have edited.
Thanks again guy's.Comment
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Hmm. What most of us do is have Firefox open on the side and click 'refresh'. You don't want to miss out on a better editor just for that.Comment
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