If you like to hand code...
Submitted by kuproverto on Thu, 04/24/2008 - 19:20.
...but also want a visual environment to see your progress, I recommend WeBuilder 2007. It costs less than $40 and is amazingly feature rich for the price. Windows only, sorry Mac users!
Check it out ---> http://www.blumentals.net/webuilder/
I use text editors like
I use text editors like Homesite or Coffeecup. There's also plenty of free one's too that are great.
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Notepad++ Baby!
I personally use Notepad++ and love it. Though, it does not offer a GUI, but it is free...
Another great editor for beginners and professionals alike is the free Html Kit! It can be found at: http://htmlkit.com
Html Kit is feature rich and offers the ability to see in real time the changes you make to the markup in a split window.
Still, like kensav noted...there are many free editors out there. A few of these free editors, in my opinion, are better than those you pay hundreds for.
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Im down with the PHP designer -- it does a nice job highlighting different sections of code so that you dont lose track of where you are...
PHP eclipse is also one that I like to use it is also a free application.
It may sound
It may sound counterintuitive, but I like hand-coding in Dreamweaver. I find their syntax highlighting, bulk comments, and shortcuts to be real time savers.
When I need the power of a raw text editor I use Textpad.
If you have upgraded to a
If you have upgraded to a Mac, there are many web editors to choose from here: http://tinyurl.com/3lra2h
I like
I like Eclipse and EditPlus
Code Editors for Linux
For [Linux] Ubuntu there are three main code editors. Screem, Bluefish and Quanta Plus. All are free, of course. I like Quanta Plus the most, it has great functionality especially with CSS and some WYSIWYG features also.