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What editor do you use for web development?

Posted: Sun Nov 18, 2007 2:28 pm
by oblivion02
Hey! Just out of curiosity: What editors are you guys using for web development? While trying Zenwalk linux, I discovered Bluefish, and I loved it. I already downloaded and installed on my Linux Mint ;) Anyone used NVU? Any recommendations? I want a powerful web editor. I come from making pages with Notepad, because I do not like the bloated WYSIWYG editors. I like lightweight powerful editors. Let me know what editors do you use/recommend. I'd be willing to give a try to a good WYSIWYG editor, as long as its not too bloated and slow.

*Note: Bluefish is available from the synaptic package manager, just search for it. *

-Oblivion

Posted: Sun Nov 18, 2007 2:38 pm
by 900i
I use Kompozer, which is an upto date NVU.

Re: What editor do you use for web development?

Posted: Mon Nov 19, 2007 7:06 pm
by clem
I use "Carlos" :)

Ok, seriously.. I used NVU until I realized the kind of mess it was creating and I now use nano, gedit or other text editors.

Clem

Re: What editor do you use for web development?

Posted: Mon Nov 19, 2007 7:49 pm
by oblivion02
Going to give Kompozer a shot. Sometimes I feel a bit lazy, and do not want to type in certain tags, but I like having full control over my code. I'll be using it this week setting up my personal website. I'll let you guys know how it feels.

@clem: Ever tried Bluefish? Its not a WYSIWYG editor, its a more speedy, note-pad-ish editor for experienced web designers to use. Has a few common tag inserts, but you still do the code. Might want to give it a spin. I personally loved it ;) Im still gonna give Kompozer a spin this week though. ;)

-Oblivion

Re: What editor do you use for web development?

Posted: Thu Nov 22, 2007 1:15 am
by oblivion02
clem wrote:I use "Carlos" :)

Ok, seriously.. I used NVU until I realized the kind of mess it was creating and I now use nano, gedit or other text editors.

Clem
I saw the mess Clem was talking about. Found myself going back to Bluefish Editor. Eventually I'll hit eMacs, but for now... Bluefish will have to do ;)