Feb 6 2007, 1:24 pm
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DarkCampainger
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I use to use notepad until about 3 days ago, then I switched to Context, a program we've been using at school. It's ok, but the side bar bugs me. Heh, I just noticed my web browser is spell checking this comment, neat!
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nView, its open source and works like DreamWeaver.
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DarkCampainger wrote:
I use to use notepad until about 3 days ago, then I switched to Context, a program we've been using at school. It's ok, but the side bar bugs me. Heh, I just noticed my web browser is spell checking this comment, neat! If you're using Firefox and have added a dictionary to it, it'll check for spelling errors. I picked up on this a while ago, and thought it was fancy. | |
Deathstar: Do you mean NVU?
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I use Ultra Edit at work a lot and at home I use Visual Studio. Both are very good programs, although I'd say Visual Studio has a much better html/css editor. Hmm, for php I think DevPHP (free) is the best.
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On Windows, I use Crimson Editor. It has syntax highlighting, and an internal frames feature. <3
On Unix, i use nano. It's not even made for web development specifically. >_> | |
I use pico!
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Notepad.
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Other: Textpad, I love the syntax highlighting and the clean interface, it also makes it a lot easier to keep track of your files. Suprised no one mentioned this yet.
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Oh and for you lazy people.
ftp://download.textpad.com/pub/textpad4.7/txpeng473.exe | |
Notepad++ > All
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