What is a lightweight editor/IDE for web development with live editing?

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We need a moderately lightweight editor / IDE for HTML / CSS / JS, well, Python, for the future. Requires a community, live-editing (write and immediately see), general convenience, free. And versions for all major OS. What I know is that WebStorm (Intellij Idea, PyCharm, etc) have all of these, but they are heavy. My current laptop does not remove them (I know from Java + Idea experience). Well, paid. There are brackets, but still raw, and python, I know a few, does not support. I also remember that there was a plugin for Sublime Text, maybe someone will remind you. Nothing else comes to mind so far.
Yes, who actually uses what?

Answer 1

IMHO among the free and lightweight Sublime Text is the best for your decisions. Among the paid webStorm (and it does not eat much resources compared to other ide of this kind). Well, you can also look in the direction of the cloud by the type of codenvy.
Plugin for Sublime here

Answer 2

I recommend Adobe Brackets. Free.
http://html.adobe.com/opensource/

Answer 3

emacs.

Answer 4

RJ TextEdit is free, there is only a Windows version.

Answer 5

Do a live reload with grunt-contrib-watch. Then the choice of editors will expand and it will be possible to change them even on the fly.

Answer 6

- WebStorm and others from the Jetbrains family
- Geany (with WebHelper)

Answer 7

LightTable

Answer 8

By the way, who uses the ST + Chrome bundle, try putting LivePage instead of LiveReload in the browser.
It is simpler, more stable and does not require a separate application in the system.