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CSS Sass Basics (retired) Getting Started with Sass Nesting Selectors

Owen Boochever
Owen Boochever
14,582 Points

What program are you using to write code files?

I'm in TextEdit on a Mac but can't get the file extensions to work right.

6 Answers

Hi Owen,

TextEdit is limited when it comes to file extensions and not really a text editor designed for code.

I'd recommend using a text editor such as TextWrangler, Brackets or Sublime Text.

Hope that helps.

-Rich

James Home
James Home
12,011 Points

Definitely Sublime Text. If you're going to use Sublime Text I'd recommend using the Emmet plugin.

I have tried Notepad ++ (not many features), and Atom (slow!).

No problem, hope you find your preferred text editor.

-Rich

I really like Text Wrangler

I am using Dreamweaver since that is part of my Adobe CS package. It has not failed me yet; although I am just an hour into the course. Most employers I have worked for go with industry standards and I need the Dreamweaver practice. Good luck my fellow Club members!

This is the best one! https://atom.io/ Why? https://youtu.be/bo5MM2N_3tw