php/perl/javascript coders: what editor do you use?
 

i've a got a few options I'm trying to decide which one is best for building my websites which include: perl, php, javascript and html+css of course.

anyone coding in the above, what editor do you use?

notepad++

ultraedit

notepad ++ here

notepad <-- oldschool
WG

you use notepad for PHP ? yea right...

Dashcode

I do my CSS/xHTML in Notepad on my Vista box, and I do my Perl in Emacs on the Ubuntu box...

Try Eclipse or Aptana Studio.

EmEditor or Notepad++

notepad.exe

I used notepad and pico for many years, thinking I was "hardcore" .. what an idiot I was.

phpEd right now for me. NIGHT and DAY between it and notepad, etc. I couldn't believe how much more efficient it made me.

notepad++

syntax highlighting ftw

that's why i'm loving emacs for perl...

Ultraedit Windows, nano or Gedit Linux.

vim

45678

+1 for VIM

notepad++

http://notepad-plus.sourceforge.net/

Always use BBEdit

code in php.
I use EditPlus2. I love the colors :D

Binary.

I kid, Dreamweaver.

nano... always doin it server side :)

I sure do.

I use notepad for everything, it's great.

I like the blankness

not a word about "HomeSite"...

Dreamweaver CS3 ;)

Notepad++ with slightly modified Ruby Blue syntax highlighting theme

http://notepad-plus.sourceforge.net/..._rubyBlue2.png

nice nice... :thumbsup

ActiveState Komodo Edit

I write a lot of stuff in php.

Honestly, I prefer notepad primarily. Yeah, I'm oldschoool too.

"Homesite" is really nice for checking for syntax errors afterwards, but I don't know if it is available any more.

Adobe bought out Macromedia a while ago.

Adobe came out with this monstrosity called "Dreamweaver" which is supposed to be the do-all proggy. But it is kind of like the old joke about the GUI program for C++. Quite pointless if you actually know what you are doing.


Best regards,

Archer

If you're not coding in an IDE, you're not coding efficiently.

Yep... me too... I really should pay for it. I am on day 1349 of the 30 day trial :upsidedow

all the idiots use notepad, if you look for something professional try primal script.

UltraEdit

Smart newbs use Notepad++...

Hobbiest use Komodo Edit:
http://activestate.com/komodo_edit/features/

Pros use Komodo IDE:
http://activestate.com/komodo/features/

All three are based off Scintilla editor component. Komodo is built upon the mozilla framework and is cross-os compatible. Hands down the IDE is better than anything mentioned in this thread.

Bluefish
http://bluefish.openoffice.nl/

Free, open source, independent os

nano, notepad++, i used to use e-text editor but it behaves very funny on vista.

textmate

If they weren't ActiveState products, maybe. I've had enough of their slime splattered on me at tradeshows over the years. :2 cents:

You'd be surprised what the "pros" in this industry use, actually ... or who they are.

Zend Eclipse + Aptana does the trick for me

Free is good
 

Aptana studio is a full suite, lets you do all your web coding in one spot...not that I can use a tenth of it yet, and it also happens to be free for the base package.