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Best free Visual code editor - Zavoo - 06-09-2010
my favorite visual code editor has to be KompoZer just because it has a easy to use interface and its really the only good visual editor i could find for free what about you do any of you know of anything better that you like to use?
RE: Best free Visual code editor - 8uurg - 06-09-2010
I use Notepad++. It's free and you can enable a lot of things.
RE: Best free Visual code editor - Zach - 06-09-2010
I use Notepad2, but I think it is a bit lacking. I'll probably try Notepad++ soon.
RE: Best free Visual code editor - Zavoo - 06-10-2010
i used to use notepad++ befor i found KompoZer kompozer is alot like dreamweaver but its free
RE: Best free Visual code editor - Zach - 06-10-2010
Eww, Dreamweaver. I wouldn't touch that stack of fetid poo in a thousand years.
RE: Best free Visual code editor - HiddenKnowledge - 06-10-2010
I agree with Zack. :/
Notepad++ rocks, btw.
RE: Best free Visual code editor - Vanilla - 06-11-2010
Quote:Eww, Dreamweaver. I wouldn't touch that stack of fetid poo in a thousand years.
Well, apart from being quite expensive, what's wrong about Dreamweaver?
RE: Best free Visual code editor - Zach - 06-11-2010
It's difficult to update sites without using Dreamweaver, it has no built in facilities for creating dynamic PHP sites. It costs a lot.
RE: Best free Visual code editor - Vanilla - 06-11-2010
Quote:It's difficult to update sites without using Dreamweaver, it has no built in facilities for creating dynamic PHP sites. It costs a lot.
Well, no one says that you have to use those features. In fact, you can just use it to edit your text files like you would with a regular editor text editor, just like notepad++ or whatever. Another thing is that it's easily extensible with stuff like Adobe BrowserLab which lets you see and compare your websites simulated in all kinds of browsers (IE, Firefox, Chrome, Safari etc.), and easy html5 usage with the html5pack.
Futhermore, you can easily update your websites with the integrated FTP client, that lets you edit, save and view you websites on the instant. It also has a tight integration with Illustrator and Photoshop, saving your time when you design.
The only downside is the features which you have no need for anyway (but then, just close the docks) and major pull down which is the price.
I guess it's all about personal preferences. Some people prefer Opera over Firefox and and Windows over OS X.
RE: Best free Visual code editor - YTGraphics - 06-13-2010
i use ConTEXT