Best HTML Editor

[Pete]

Whats the best html editor? I know a lot of guys use dreamweaver but which is the best. How about adobe pagemill, is that one anygood?

I've been using notepad and netscape composer for years now and I think its time to move on up!

[reddawg]

cutehtml

[zip]

nnnnnnnnootepad

[ServerGenius]

Ultra Edit...all the way.....All those shitty What you see is NOT
what you get editors suck...Half the code that ends up in the
source is total bullshit...if you try to use javascript or anything
alike it even gets a LOT worse...

http://www.ultraedit.com
If you know how write HTML without those bullshit editors than
take my word for it and stick to text editors!

DynaMite

[ServerGenius]

If you really have to use one.....try Homesite

DynaMite

[sexyclicks]

I use notepad 98% of the time..
I use DreamWeaver just when I want to replace a link in all pages

[jimmyf]

I use dreamweaver very seldom... Am in the dark ages with Claris Home page...

I have 3 other editors, use them for awhile and go back to Claris.
For the simple pages I do it's just fine.. But it is shit with memory
fuck's with it or fuck's it up I should say, if your editing like 30 or more htm's.

I must have looked at 10+ editors..

And I forgot the learning curve for Claris is like 3rd grade.. and am a 5th grade drop out

[Disil]

Dreamweaver without doubt.

[Toxictoy]

notepad

and for all the bells and whistles:

Hotdog Professional

[Pete]

I use notepad 98% of the time..
I use DreamWeaver just when I want to replace a link in all pages

I use an editor 98% of the time

[mebcom]

i've been using UltraEdit since 1999 and have no problems. Never used CuteHTML, and don't want. I also use Dreamweaver from time to time.

[FlyingIguana]

edit pad. i used ultra edit until i found edit pad, and i've never go back to ultra edit now.

[TheApostate]

editpad classic is nice, but i usually just use notepad

[UnseenWorld]

I've used Coffee Cup HTML Editor for years, and love it.

[michaelw]

dreamweaver bahybee!

[TDF]

Dreamweaver MX and notepad!!

[Smegma]

Originally posted by UnseenWorld
I've used Coffee Cup HTML Editor for years, and love it.

ditto

[Matt 26z]

EditPlus all the way!

[3Xguru]

Dreamweaver MX is the best HTML editing tool that has ever been created!

[gaby]

EvrSoft - 1st Page 2000





Similar to the others and 100% free

[Sex4it]

Dreamweaver

[Pete]

Ok so who wants to send me a copy of dreamweaver?????

[Jon]

CUTEHTML is great

www.globalscape.com

or you can cheat and use Microsoft Frontpage whatever version they are up to now..

[h0st]

dreamweaver mx is my choise

[Cogitator]

UltraEdit. That's all I use anymore.

[Pete]

No really, who will send me a copy of Dream Weaver???

[TheApostate]

No really, who will send me a copy of Dream Weaver???

get the way everyone else does















www.kazaalite.com

[kmanrox]

dreamweaver


second choice would be

goLive


and if you dont know HTML by hand in conjunction with these programs, you suck noobee =)

[phogirl69]

Netscape Composer

[Pete]

Netscape Composer

You gotta be good to use such a program. Its made me a ton of dough so dont laugh too hard

[Disil]

How's Dreamweaver MX better than Dreamweaver 4? I havent upgraded yet. Is it worth it?

[mike503]

notepad.

[toddler]

/bin/vi

or vim with syntax on

sometimes bbedit(which rules for everything)

lately i've been playing around with golive 6, which is a total beast.

i've tried homesite and dreamweaver,
and have never really liked them. all of the
'gui' editors tend to insert WAY to much
extra code for my liking, golive included....


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[Sly_RJ]

I can't believe nobody mentioned TextPad! My ultimate favorite, have been using it for about 3-4 years now. It's installed on every computer I've ever owned, and then some. Check it out at www.textpad.com .

[LoveAsianChicks]

I use a basic program with no features.
Open up a blank sheet & start adding code.

[Dopy]

Originally posted by Matt 26z
EditPlus all the way!

EditPlus - an excellent all round edit proggy !

Dreamweaver still has a lot of coding bugs, use it heavily and they will soon appear.

[AcidMax]

UltraEdit and Adobe GoLive.

Between the two I do everything (PHP, HTML, Javascript etc).

-AJ

[bawdy]

i use dreamweaver for the speed to build a page... then tweak as needed in its own text editor

for javascript,asp,php,coldfusion etc i use ultraedit because of the syntax highlighting.... ultraedit rocks (my last text editor was vi)

[SpyCam]

i use a mixture of dreamweaver and ultraedit32

[D_Nell]

Its amazing how many people said Dreamweaver. Its obvious who the true programmers in here are. I use to work at AltaVista back about 3 years ago. We went through serious pros and cons of Frontpage Vs. Dreamweaver. We found that they both suck when it came time to adding components they offer. Frontpage has stupid webbots and Dreamweaver just writes fucked code. We found that if stick to basic table structure in Frontpage 2000 it seems to keep consistent code as if you were handcoding it. Dreamweaver is just fucked. Programmers who were ANTI Microsoft in the company actually felt Development time decreased with the use of Frontpage. So since it helped them in the long run as they were always waiting for the HTML templates they supported Frontpage 2000.
So my advice is use Frontpage 2000. Solid program that works if you stick to the basics.

If for some reason you have Frontpage 98 throw it away. It is Dreamweaver on the code. SHITTY!

[nuclei]

if your working in a windows system, ultraedit is about the best, otherwise use vi =)

[CC]

Notepad all the way for me. Even if you DO use a program like Dreamweaver, you really should know HTML as well.

Cassie

[the Shemp]

Cute HTML

shemp

[TommyM]

The one and only: NOTEPAD!

[drops]

err.. come on now..


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