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Reply With QuoteI'll tell you a secret so you don't go banging your head like I did, lol. It's just a basic text editor until you enable the Plugins for your flavor of script/programming language(s). In the toolbar: plugins/plugin manager.
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JEdit looks cool. I am downloading it. Thanks
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I'll tell you a secret so you don't go banging your head like I did, lol. It's just a basic text editor until you enable the Plugins for your flavor of script/programming language(s). In the toolbar: plugins/plugin manager.
I use Notepad++ for simple development work. Love it!
http://notepad-plus-plus.org/
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notepad and wordpad is a good html editor.
Notepad plus plus rocks..I really like its compare feature.
I agree with the above, notepad++ is definitely the way to go. I do however edit directly from the server in nano or vi if I'm lazy :p
+1 for notepad ++
i like Aptana Studio
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Ditto on props for Notepad++ (Notepad Plus Plus). Use it for HTML, CSS, or later, for a LOT of other languages (with color and other support for HTML, CSS, C/C++, Java, Javascript, etc. etc.). Easy for beginners, powerful for seasoned professionals.
Last edited by noncompare; 12-19-2011 at 05:08 AM. Reason: Already suggested previously.
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Shocked vim hasn't a mention. Legendary software.
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