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Posted by Unsubscribed User
Unsubscribed User
6,281 Points

What codetool do you use?

I like WorkSheets. It's very nice that i shows if something i wrong with the code, and it suggest a lot when you start typeing.

I there a codetool like WorkSheets? I kinda want to have it on my computer and not have to create my website on the treehouse website?

3 Answers

georgekiknadze
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georgekiknadze
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georgekiknadze
georgekiknadze
Courses Plus Student 6,307 Points

Sublime Text 3 and Brackets.

Greg Kaleka
Greg Kaleka
39,021 Points
Greg Kaleka
Greg Kaleka
39,021 Points

Brackets

Hadn't heard of it. This video blew my mind. I think I'm an instant convert.

Greg Kaleka
Greg Kaleka
39,021 Points
Greg Kaleka
Greg Kaleka
39,021 Points

Do you mean Workspaces? The thing available here on Treehouse?

You want a full-featured text editor. I use Sublime Text, and love it. Pro tip: on a Mac, when you want to work on your project, you just drag your whole project folder onto the Sublime Text app icon, and your whole project structure is available in the sidebar, just like in Workspaces. Love it. I'm sure you can do this on a PC somehow as well, I just don't know how :).

I hear really good things about BBEdit as well.

Colin Bell
Colin Bell
29,679 Points
Colin Bell
Colin Bell
29,679 Points

when you want to work on your project, you just drag your whole project folder onto the Sublime Text app icon, and your whole project structure is available in the sidebar, just like in Workspaces. Love it. I'm sure you can do this on a PC somehow as well, I just don't know how :)

You can do it the same way on a PC.

Unsubscribed User
Unsubscribed User
6,281 Points
Unsubscribed User
Unsubscribed User
6,281 Points

Yes ofcourse i ment Workspaces hah :)

I have tried Bracket, but it doesn't show me if something i missing, and neither does it fullfill my coding. Example, if i write <p..> in workspaces it automatically generate the </p..>. And i had some trouble with rename my files.. Im using mac.

However, thanks. I will give Sublime a try.