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Adrian Walker
3,830 PointsWhat are some of the best source code editors???
right now i am using dream weaver but there are a few things about it that i do not like and i feel like i can find something better. thoughts?? opinions???
6 Answers
David Omar
5,676 Points
Edward Bryan Kene Morales
7,374 PointsI agree. Will be much better if you install emmet (formerly zen coding)!
Adrian Walker
3,830 Pointshave you used dream weaver before??
lovell
7,882 PointsNotepad++
Stephen O'Connor
22,291 PointsDreamweaver in code view is good but can be expensive to buy so I'd go for Sublime Text 2. A small learning curve but overall it is awesome.
James Barnett
39,199 PointsI'd suggest http://brackets.io it's like what dreamweaver should have been. It's a text editor with some extra features made especially from front-end development.
Adrian Walker
3,830 Pointsi like brackets more then sublime txt and dreamweaver
James Barnett
39,199 PointsAdrian Walker - Brackets is pretty sweet.
Erik Heyl
4,249 PointsAnyone have feelings on the Aptana IDE: www.aptana.com or Komodo? Dreamweaver is overkill and frankly since Adobe went subscription only, not the best choice in my eyes.
Adrian Walker
3,830 PointsI'm done w/ dreamweaver. It's over rated to me. Check out brackets.
Adrian Walker
3,830 PointsAdrian Walker
3,830 Pointsthanks. i'll check it out??