HTML editor

Discussion in 'Programming' started by BlogSalesman, Oct 25, 2007.

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    Does anyone know of any good HTML editors, that are free?

    I currently am using Visual Studio 2005, but I want something that doesn't eat my RAM and hose the speed of my computer.
     
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  2. dpfreaks

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    Desktop Applications:

    Dreamweaver
    Microsoft's Frontpage
    coffee cup html editor


    Browser Based:
    TinyMCE
    FCKEditor
     
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    BlogSalesman Well-Known Member

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    Wow, you are actually recommending Frontpage???

    Plus I said free. It dreamweaver free?
     
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    Oh Sorry!, Google splits these:

    google.com/search?hl=en&q=free+html+editor&btnG=Google+Search
     
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    And since when were they free?

    Visual Web Developer Express will use a lot less memory than VS but is still slanted towards .Net application writing. If you are creating asp.Net sites then this is the best option as it will render gridviews/ join up master/ content files etc where as non-.Net (and some which do claim support) wont.
     
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    Im using PSpad editor. It's free and very helpful, besides that it "understands" all other languages/codes as well.
     
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    i use notepad++
     
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    yea I used notepad++ to
     
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    Notepad++, portable, flexible and reliable :)
     
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    I will said : Web Page Maker 2.0 . I am using it, and It's realy good stuff, if you are a beginner,pro .. Make that you want to make .. Get it all working, without any PRO knowns ..
     
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    I also like notepad++. Its free and a very good editor (not to be confused with the standard MS notepad) You will need to learn your html tags but that is a good thing. I much prefer a text editor and then explorer, firefox and opera to view the results. :)
     
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