Hello to every body,
I'm accustomed to use Dreamweaver 2004 when developping in PHP under Windows, but now, I hardly work only under Linux when developping in PHP by using vi as an editor, and I find this one very well and complet, but I prefer an editor as Dreamweaver under Windows, so which editor, do you recommand me, in this case?
Thanks in advence for the help.
[solved][Dreamweaver 2004]: equivalent under Linux?
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[solved][Dreamweaver 2004]: equivalent under Linux?
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WYSIWYG = Quanta
The best -- and by a mile -- for code highlighting is Kate. Incidentally, Quanta uses many of the KDE libs that Kate is built from so it highlights the same. I'm not overly familiar with Dreamweaver, and I don't want to get into another generic "best editor" thread so I'll leave it there since they offer similar things.
The best -- and by a mile -- for code highlighting is Kate. Incidentally, Quanta uses many of the KDE libs that Kate is built from so it highlights the same. I'm not overly familiar with Dreamweaver, and I don't want to get into another generic "best editor" thread so I'll leave it there since they offer similar things.
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Kate supports that. When you go to "Open", you type:cheikhbouchihda wrote:Hello,
The aspect of Dreamweaver 2004 that I'm looking to replicate when using Linux is text-editor + FTP/SFTP/WebDev features.
ftp://user:pass@host.com/directory
The choose the file you want to work with remotely. The text editor is second-to-none like I say.
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