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.

notepad++
Dreamweaver

i'm using homeSite 4.5.2, very old version I guess because I can't find anything better and that includes notepad++ with all it's plugins

CS3 for most my PHP and notepad to open and edit quickly.

Aptana studio for my ajax stuff but when done back to notepad for quick edits.

Notepad because its easier to right-click sendto notepad.

NetBeans, Eclipse and TextMate

CS3 ? googling for that I get photoshop

Right, thanks for the insight :upsidedow

CS4 is the latest version.

word perfect 6

UltraEdit :)

coda for osx ftw