Which is your favorite HTML editor?

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  1. _op_

    _op_ Peon

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    #41
    Komodo Edit
    http://www.activestate.com/komodo_edit/
     
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  2. spydeeyk

    spydeeyk Active Member

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    #42
    notepad++ and dreamweaver
     
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  3. Rad_Dev

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    #43
    vi editor on my CentOS box.
     
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  4. JStephens

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    #44
    Notepad++ Dreamweaver sometimes but it gets too much rubbish and unneeded code into the files for no reason. Notepad 2 ftw.
     
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  5. Salsa_Boy

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    #45
    Notepad++.
     
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  6. puthzel

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    #46
    Frontpage and Notepad...
    Simple and familiar....
     
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  7. Rad_Dev

    Rad_Dev Peon

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    #47
    Rock on Notepad++
     
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  8. HQArticleWriting.com

    HQArticleWriting.com Peon

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    #48
    macromedia dreamweaver v8 hands down!
     
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  9. mmerlinn

    mmerlinn Prominent Member

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    #49
    I don't use ANY type of HTML or TEXT editor for my webpages.

    My custom designed FoxPro program automatically does ALL of the page building and does it so well that the webpages it generates NEVER need to edited for any reason because there are never any errors to be corrected.
     
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  10. D_C

    D_C Well-Known Member

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    #50
    You understand it is possible to CODE HTML... right? That is what people use notepad for.

    And any application uses RAM, just not much.
     
    D_C, Mar 21, 2009 IP
  11. RaulGonzales

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    #51
    Edit plus Only ^^
     
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  12. sudes16

    sudes16 Banned

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    #52
    Dreamweaver
     
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  13. wouterx

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    #53
    - Kompozer, I tried NVU first, but it crashed all the time.
    - HTML-Kit looks promising too, just installed it.
     
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  14. droid

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    #54
    I'm using Bred 3.0
     
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  15. kalinpetrovbg

    kalinpetrovbg Peon

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    #55
    Yeah, with DW you cannot learn HTML at all.
    I didn't even know before that there is Notepad++. Now I use only ++
     
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  16. ClickHunt

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    #56
    dreamweaver serves me best. I write not only html, so how can I use sth like notepad :D
     
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  17. helara

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    #57
    Well, I use Zend Studio, which is also the IDE I use for PHP. I have use notepad++ before, but since I start to use Zend Studio, I used for the HTML, CSS and JavaScript, since is easier to have it all in one place.
     
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  18. maxius

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    #58
    Well my favourite is Notepad++ Dreamweaver sometimes.
     
    maxius, Mar 22, 2009 IP
  19. sarang

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    #59
    Notepad, it basically knows most of the scripts and all those computer languages out there! It's also light and easy to use since webdesign is just my hobby.
     
    sarang, Mar 22, 2009 IP
  20. rolf

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    #60
    I like Kompozer because it is very light and does not install itself into registry. But unfortunately it has a nasty habit of often erasing the header.
     
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