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UaECasher · #1 23-08-2008, 11:27 PM

Hello,

I wanted to know which code editor you guys use also can you tell me which one you think is the best and why?

I will start with me:

I use: Dreamwaver CS3 :thumbup:

Why: hmm not sure but it got alot of options and i guess its the best

?

webwizzy · #2 23-08-2008, 11:53 PM

ahhh.... nice to know you too a Dreamweaver user.

We had discussed a similar thread earlier.

And yes man, Dreamweaver is THE BEST. Its one of my must have tools in my PC. I too have the latest CS3.

Btw, have you used Microsoft expression Web? Some people say, its a competitor of Adobe Dreamweaver.

UaECasher · #3 24-08-2008, 12:01 AM

not really i only used frontpage 2003 XD

Spec_tray · #4 27-08-2008, 09:38 PM

Hai

Regarding code editor i starated with frontpage and now i am using DW cs3, yes i think dreamweaver is one of the best code editor avilable, what about using notepad as a code editor...

mates anybody tried to use visual web developer. i am playing with it now

regards

spec_tray

webwizzy · #5 28-08-2008, 11:20 PM

what about using notepad as a code editor...

As Said by Spec_tray

ha.. you really made me think spectray !

well..I believe people do use notepad when there's a minor editing to be done in the code rather than waiting for Dreamweaver to load for one small thing lol

foodland · #6 29-08-2008, 07:34 AM

i use Dzsoft and delphi for php

TaL · #7 04-01-2009, 07:46 PM

In Linux, I write my HTML in KompoZer and I write my PHP in Kate (an advanced text editor). I am still looking for a great package for building forms in Linux...KompoZer does some form stuff...but it is limited.

webwizzy · #8 04-01-2009, 08:19 PM

man you're a total Linux guy it seems. I am not into it at all.

Love Windows

TaL · #9 04-01-2009, 08:56 PM

I have spent about 15 years working in DOS and Windows...I have an MCSE for NT 4.0 and did support for a HUGE company for 10 years. Now that I have a chance to play with it...I love Linux! It is incredibly powerful....and it lets you do many things Windows does not (like truely hide yourself on the web). M$ just does not give you the access to the things you want to change. The only problem I have with Linux is getting some games to run...but I just StarCraft working under Linux and I have seen posts on how to get a lot of games working. As I am not a big gamer, it is not a big deal to me.

webwizzy · #10 04-01-2009, 09:49 PM

I have spent about 15 years working in DOS and Windows...I have an MCSE for NT 4.0 and did support for a HUGE company for 10 years. Now that I have a chance to play with it...I love Linux! It is incredibly powerful....and it lets you do many things Windows does not (like truely hide yourself on the web). M$ just does not give you the access to the things you want to change. The only problem I have with Linux is getting some games to run...but I just StarCraft working under Linux and I have seen posts on how to get a lot of games working. As I am not a big gamer, it is not a big deal to me.

As Said by TaL

oh wow, nice to have such an experienced person here.

TaL · #11 05-01-2009, 07:52 AM

Well, I am happy to be here...so far, everyone is nice and very knowledgeable. I hope to be able to help you guys with other aspects of computing...if not programming

TaL · #12 28-03-2009, 07:33 PM

I have to change my answer to this question now that I have some more experience. I find it easier now to use Kate which is an advanced text editor. It has nice automatic bracket pair matching as well as automatically adding colors to your programming keywords.

I have found that KompoZer will often change my code to what it thinks it should be...and brutalizes my indenting! Use of a standard text editor is much easier now that I know a bit about what I am doing.

webwizzy · #13 28-03-2009, 08:30 PM

lol even I have to change my answer now. After using and being a fan of Dreamweaver since quite some time, I have finally switched to a much less sophisticated editor which is Wordpad.

I find editing my code in Wordpad (not Notepad) really really easy and I have become quite comfortable with it. At times, I need syntax highlighting, in that case I use UEStudio.

Now I feel really light after getting rid of DW, atleast I do not have to wait for the loading times. Its all about experience seriously.

newsky · #14 03-11-2011, 07:59 PM

Thanks. On my PC i use Dreamveawer to code but when i’m coding in my browser, i use Opera DragonFly.

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