Best Html Editor?

[VidER]

Hi Everybody.

I am looking for an editor that I can use to Edit HTML codes. Something similar to Cute HTML that comes with Cute FTP with colors and everything. It will be great if it supports PHP and JavaScript editing as well.

Please suggest your favorite Editor and tell us why.

Thanks.

VidER

[Cody]

I use Visual Studio.net it will edit just about anything.

[Quboid]

I used to use Frontpage but I recently switched to Dreamweaver after trying handful of others. Can't see me changing again in the near future - Dreameaver rules.

[VidER]

Guys I have these..

I meant something light that can run quickly without consuming the computer's resorces.. Just like Cute HTML.

[E3L]

UltraEdit or even TextPad :) Nice, light, and overflowing with features ;)

[kyo116]

homesite 5

[Guest]

i use frontpage for html and sort it out in notepad

for php i use PHPedit

(as it happens im downloding the trail of dreamweaver to see if its any good)

[romant]

I use EmEditor.

Good for about any kind of programming and uses very little resources.

[+BudMan MVC]

All you need is Notepad - textpad is nicer. But hey VI or pico works too. I do 99.9% of all editing in textpad - before I moved to a host that does not have shell access, it use to be VI or pico.

[deimos]

macromedia homesite 5.0. Its like notepad, but it colorcodes tags and supports every language. Its the best. ;)

[Blaise Veteran]

macromedia homesite 5.0. Its like notepad, but it colorcodes tags and supports every language. Its the best. ;)

Yep..I bought Dreamweaver MX and could've saved ALOT of money by just getting Homesite.

I've never used any of the other features :cry:

[Thisrock]

I think the best HTML editor is EditPlus. its really very successful.You must use it absolutely.(for PHP,ASP,Javascript,HTML,C+,Perl,CSS,XML...)

[Beta]

this one is my favorite. pretty good and try it Link

[gregor]

ultraedit all the way!!! :cool:

[PHPAlien]

I use EditPlus 2, kicks ass :D

[xWeston]

textpad or dreamweaver mx

[Vidar]

I generally use Metapad (Another of the thousands of Notepad replacements) and Homesite. I used to use Dreamweaver and Ultradev but Homesite is easier for me to code/view/correct/view/save. I use Metapad if I want to go digging into code or if i'm working with php/MySQL issues ("error on line 55" = ctrl+G, 55. Bam, I'm at the line editing the code.)

[Son of Hook]

HomeSite 4.5.2

HomeSite 5 has too many bugs and Macromedia doesn't seem to care about them. So I just stick with HS 4.5.2.

[xodys]

first i'll qaulify my postition:

developer at Electric Pulp

These are the editors that i prefer... since "best is a somewhat relative term... it depends on what you do, and how"

MAC: BBEdit 6.5 or 7.0 its really robust, plus all the FTP clients integrate with it making updates a snap! (barebones.com)

PC: EditPlus, for its simplicity, style, and the extent to which you are allowed to customize it! (editplus.com)

Just the opinion one man.

xodys

[[idkfa]]

PHPEdit

Nice syntax highlighting for PHP, HTML and CSS, integrated debugger for php.

my favorite one :happy:

[john smith 1924 Veteran]

yeah- great program.