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HTML How to Make a Website Beginning HTML and CSS Add Style to the Page

Posted by shweta bhamare
shweta bhamare
1,271 Points

hiii....you are using workspace tool in your videos....but which text editor i can use after completion of training???

text editor

4 Answers

Lyndsey Roka
Lyndsey Roka
4,125 Points
Lyndsey Roka
Lyndsey Roka
4,125 Points

If you're on a PC notepad++ is a good editor. Mac's already have textEdit installed. There are better editors than textEdit that are free you just need to download them.

Ivana Lescesen
Ivana Lescesen
19,442 Points
Ivana Lescesen
Ivana Lescesen
19,442 Points

Hi, there are many editors you can use.

I use sublime :)

https://www.sublimetext.com/

Happy coding :)

Alistair Holmes
Alistair Holmes
11,571 Points
Alistair Holmes
Alistair Holmes
11,571 Points

Hi, my choice of text editor is Brackets. Many useful extensions that will improve your workflow, and nice themes too if you're into that type of thing. And you can extract CSS from PSD's.

http://brackets.io/

Larizza Tueros
Larizza Tueros
898 Points
Larizza Tueros
Larizza Tueros
898 Points

I like atom on a unix env https://atom.io and sublime on windows