The best HTML/CSS editor?

Alexander Fadeev2011-12-29 06:23:02

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Alexander Fadeev, 2011-12-29 06:23:02

Somehow I fell out of this sphere for half a year and there is a feeling that there are some convenient tools that I did not know about before. Therefore, I want to collect statistics on who uses what?
Also of interest are tips on choosing a tool with the following characteristics:
- Competent syntax highlighting, customizable color profiles of both syntax and environment.
- The presence of projects in a simplified form, at least to see the file tree and minimal management of them.
- Ability to set templates for new files of various types.
- Smart auto-substitution. At one time, I made it up in Visual Studio, I really liked the intilesens from JetBrains.
I also wonder if there is any smart integration with all sorts of libraries in the current editors, such as LESS?
At the moment, I see WebStorm from JetBrains as an ideal option for me. Options?

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ainu, 2011-12-29
@AlexFadeev

Webstorm is the first place.
Microsoft Visual Studio is second.
Notepad++ - Audience Choice Award =)

Grigory Tretyakov, 2011-12-29
@monax

I work in vim (layout, programming). Now the enemy forces will come running and start advising emacs, which is also good, but for me this is the enemy camp. Both editors are customizable, you can change the color theme, you can create templates for files (there are ready-made ones), there are a bunch of snippets, directory tree management, etc.

d4rkr00t, 2011-12-29
@d4rkr00t

At home I use textmate at work sublime text, almost on all counts they suit you, though there is no intelligence.

Spree, 2011-12-29
@Spree

If it's paid, then for me it's best Dreamviewer

giggigi, 2011-12-30
@gigigi

Sublime Text

Vitaly Zheltyakov, 2011-12-29
@VitaZheltyakov

RJ TextEdit is a very good Windows editor for web programming.
gedit with plugins is also a very good Linux editor.

begezavr, 2011-12-29
@begezavr

TopStyle is a cool editor.

mariofag, 2011-12-29
@mariofag

If you need all sorts of goodies like IntelliSense, you can look towards Microsoft Expression Web, or whatever it is called.

Alexander Kouznetsov, 2011-12-29
@unconnected

What I use all the time:
For projects:
Eclipse
Visual Studio
For drafts:
Microsoft Expression
For quick editing of files:
Notepad ++
Far + Colorer - if you need to fix a couple of lines on FTP

antivir, 2011-12-29
@antivir

For your requirements, you will not find better than WebStorm. Moreover, the 3rd version is already being positioned as a JavaScript IDE.

pwn, 2011-12-29
@pwn

Aptana Studio 3
Extremely convenient.

Eddy_Em, 2011-12-29
@Eddy_Em

Better than geany, I have never met anything.

digdream, 2011-12-29
@digdream

Also interested in this question. I went through many options in search of a lightweight, convenient and preferably free tool, and at the moment I settled on Kompozer, made on the Mozilla engine kompozer.net/
moderately convenient. the only thing that I didn’t overcome was that when editing, it breaks the formatting in its own way by indenting

garfik, 2011-12-29
@garfik

I've always used the driveviewer in code mode, but now I'm slowly switching to WebStorm. I really liked her.

Alexey Emelyanov, 2011-12-29
@babarun

Rapid CSS Editor is the best!!!

georgeee, 2011-12-29
@georgeee

jEdit

ShpuntiK, 2011-12-29
@ShpuntiK

I use Aptana, a pretty good editor.

Ruslan, 2011-12-29
@rOOse

All these Webstorm, Microsoft Visual Studio, etc. so monstrous, just like Dreamweaver. TopStyle is a normal editor, but paid. I use PSPad and Geany is a good editor too.

Andrey Antipov, 2011-12-30
@AlieNCrazY

VIM + Terminal.app

Alexey Kedrov, 2015-04-26
@kedrov

Interested in the same question but in relation to Macs - which of the respected users uses what?