What's the Best HTML Editor?
 

In your opinion?

just curious what the latest opinion is...

Notepad bro.... notepad...

Hand coding rocks!

DW MX :2 cents:

For Windows, UltraEdit.

I agree.

vi :arcadefre

haha oh SHIT Headless, you gotta be kidding me, I gave that up in the early 90s ;)

I've become a full-fledged bumbeling button pusher lol

Homesite

:thumbsup

vi is for nerds :winkwink:

Thnx :thumbsup

the netscape browser wizard :thumbsup

editpad pro

It's cheap and does the job though.

In fact it's on all my real computers. :thumbsup

Dreamweaver MX.

If people actually took the time to see all it can do, they would use no other.

There is a reason they lead the market.

And don't give me crap about hand coding.

You spend 1 hour on yours, I spend 5 min on mine.

the formal answer is notepad, but if you take it serious DW MX

/me can most likely be considered a nerd as well

But I don't worry about the blue screen of death with mine like you do. :winkwink:

no dude it's all about notepad I made askxxx with that too fucking right

What?

I don't ever see a blue screen and my Workstation stays up for weeks at a time with no reboots. (Windows 2000 Pro)

You must be thinking on Microsoft in the 90s.

Win 95/98

I still use FrontPage Express and I feel fine with it :)

Dreamweaver

:thumbsup

Adobe PageMill 3.0

I feel sorry for you bro!

:1orglaugh :1orglaugh :1orglaugh

14all html editor and primalscript for scripting

DWMX & Notepad

Headless,

Do you also open each picture in MS Paint one at a time to make your thumbnails?

:)

I do. Something wrong with that?

No, if you don't mind wasting time.

:thumbsup

FUCK that's how you do it?

When was someone going to tell me about this? Huh?

:1orglaugh :321GFY :1orglaugh

depends on what your thumbnails are for.... mine are for paysite components. What are yours for? :glugglug

Yeah Baby I'm putting that next to my PayPal Logo

Using editors is for sissies

I write mine on a piece of paper

scan it through my printer

use OCR to decipher the characters

and then paste them into wordperfect for msdos

convert it into a windows text file, from there I reload it into notepad and rename the files .html

it's easy and fast

don't forget, for similar pages, I can cut the pages apart and tape the html I have written together, with scotch tape

rescn it, and I am away, never having to rewrite the same thing twice

(until the pages get all wrinkly)

i'm a big fan of notepad also, but if you want a very fast text editor with some extra features, try out:

arachnophilia

it's available at www.arachnoid.com

machine code.

I use Duct tape myself

Personally I'd have to agree with the DW fans, if I need to hand edit some code, I hit the old F10 and viola, no need for notepad anymore really imo....

although there's nothing wrong with hand coding, why waste the time?

it's not like it really produces much better code anymore...

these WYSIWYG editors have come a lonnnnng way....

I have Dreamweaver, Homesite, and Frontpage 2000.... and I use Notepad. lol

If you absolutely have to handcode, I like Notetab Lite...for cranking out sites, most reputable WYSIWYG editors work great...

The older I get the simpler my designs are...I don't have paysites, but lots of AVS Premiun sites and Photoshop or Paint Shop pro work fine for those.

Are you an emacs user or something?

Dreamweaver for the complex shit...

Notepad to tweak things...

Been using Macromedia Contribute lately to make quick changes without having to FTP shit...