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Favorite Editor
Just looking for some input on what you guys like to code on. I am currently using HomeSite, and wondering if there a better one out there, not that there is anything wrong with HomeSite.
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Well, being a Linux guy, my list is going to sound a good deal different.
* Cooledit. My hands down favorite!
* Nano. What Vim is to Vi, Nano is to Pico.
I have this way of checking out other things, but none of them work well or are just plain overkill! All the big pretty six thousand button having RAD's are like this. And they're slow to boot. Question: How many people really create projects anyways?
Oh well, I had better stop before I make someone mad.
Later on,
BDKR
* Cooledit. My hands down favorite!
* Nano. What Vim is to Vi, Nano is to Pico.
I have this way of checking out other things, but none of them work well or are just plain overkill! All the big pretty six thousand button having RAD's are like this. And they're slow to boot. Question: How many people really create projects anyways?
Oh well, I had better stop before I make someone mad.
Later on,
BDKR
If it is for PHP then I would suggest getting phpEdit, it is an excellent, free PHP editor.
I think if more people used tools like this which has syntax highlighting etc there would be fewer posts on this site for silly syntax errors which would be easier to spot with these tools.
So to all you notepad/wordpad fans give PHPEdit a try and see what you think http://www.phpedit.com/
I think if more people used tools like this which has syntax highlighting etc there would be fewer posts on this site for silly syntax errors which would be easier to spot with these tools.
So to all you notepad/wordpad fans give PHPEdit a try and see what you think http://www.phpedit.com/
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I tried PHPedit and really dislike it. For one, when I start it up, it freezes everything for about 10-30 seconds, then makes my mouse fly to the upper right hand corner of the screen, so I have to unplug and replug my mouse to get it to work again. Plus I can't save files with it. So I only use PHPedit for finding really annoying parsing errors.
