Your Favorite Editor?

Replied - Tuesday 25th September 2007 at 7:11PM [Post Link]
Brad Member Joined April 2007 Posts: 85	Coda for Mac OS X. A close second is Textmate for Mac OS X. __________________________________ Brad Purchase Programmer, Designer, and Apple Tart.

Replied - Tuesday 25th September 2007 at 7:21PM [Post Link]
Alec Super Moderator Joined April 2007 Posts: 124	I'm a good ol' Dreamweaver and Photoshop guy. All CS3. __________________________________ My Personal Portfolio Site

Replied - Tuesday 25th September 2007 at 7:35PM [Post Link]
Will Administrator Joined October 2005 Posts: 128	I've always been big on using Dreamweaver 8's code view and only switching to design when I need to. I enjoy the flexibility of the editor, even though you can only get it when you're in code view. I am, however, considering the possibility of using Notepad as I like coding in that too. __________________________________ Will Morgan Freelance Web Developer Next feature: How to fit 25 hours into a day!

Replied - Tuesday 25th September 2007 at 8:04PM [Post Link]
Tubby Member Joined July 2007 Posts: 47	[QUOTE] Alec said (25th September @ 18:21pm): I'm a good ol' Dreamweaver and Photoshop guy. All CS3. listen to this man. __________________________________ All posts are my own opinion.

Replied - Wednesday 26th September 2007 at 12:00AM [Post Link]
Brad Member Joined April 2007 Posts: 85	[QUOTE] Will said (25th September @ 18:35pm): I've always been big on using Dreamweaver 8's code view and only switching to design when I need to. I enjoy the flexibility of the editor, even though you can only get it when you're in code view. I am, however, considering the possibility of using Notepad++ as I coding in that too. Do you use Dreamweaver's built-in FTP? That's what I like about Coda - I don't think I'd be able to live without anymore. I think you'll miss out on that if you use Notepad++. __________________________________ Brad Purchase Programmer, Designer, and Apple Tart.

Replied - Wednesday 26th September 2007 at 7:30AM [Post Link]
Will Administrator Joined October 2005 Posts: 128	I do use it, but it's just too slow. __________________________________ Will Morgan Freelance Web Developer Next feature: How to fit 25 hours into a day!

Replied - Wednesday 26th September 2007 at 8:52AM [Post Link]
Alec Super Moderator Joined April 2007 Posts: 124	I think CS3s FTP has improved slightly over Dreamweaver 8s. Give it a try. __________________________________ My Personal Portfolio Site

Replied - Wednesday 26th September 2007 at 12:34PM [Post Link]
Kyle Member Joined August 2007 Posts: 24	[QUOTE] Brad said (25th September @ 23:00pm): Do you use Dreamweaver's built-in FTP? That's what I like about Coda - I don't think I'd be able to live without anymore. I think you'll miss out on that if you use Notepad++. I use SmartFTP and I find it far better than Dreamweaver's built in FTP, and it pairs well with Notepad++. __________________________________ Kyle Baker Wanna be Programmer, Web Designer, Rockstar

Replied - Wednesday 26th September 2007 at 2:32PM [Post Link]
Tubby Member Joined July 2007 Posts: 47	[QUOTE] Kyle said (26th September @ 11:34am): I use SmartFTP and I find it far better than Dreamweaver's built in FTP, and it pairs well with Notepad++. Listen to this man. except the notepad++ bit. __________________________________ All posts are my own opinion.

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Replied - Wednesday 26th September 2007 at 3:36PM [Post Link]
Joe Member Joined April 2007 Posts: 16	I use dreamweaver for coding, I've tried so many different editors but never really taken to any - and as shit as it may sound, I think its because I love dreamweaver's default colour coding. I am so used to it that I am sower to read code in any other colour scheme. I have tried changing colour schemes on other programs but realised that there's no point, I'd rather just use Dreamweaver. I also use SmartFTP - can't fault it, except the License Reminder that opens every time you open it, telling you that you don't have to pay for it, so long as it's not for commercial use, or something along those lines. __________________________________

Replied - Wednesday 26th September 2007 at 5:05PM [Post Link]
Tubby Member Joined July 2007 Posts: 47	[QUOTE] Joe said (26th September @ 14:36pm): I use dreamweaver for coding, I've tried so many different editors but never really taken to any - and as shit as it may sound, I think its because I love dreamweaver's default colour coding. I am so used to it that I am sower to read code in any other colour scheme. I have tried changing colour schemes on other programs but realised that there's no point, I'd rather just use Dreamweaver. I also use SmartFTP - can't fault it, except the License Reminder that opens every time you open it, telling you that you don't have to pay for it, so long as it's not for commercial use, or something along those lines. YES. LISTEN TO THIS MAN. __________________________________ All posts are my own opinion.

Replied - Wednesday 26th September 2007 at 9:35PM [Post Link]
Brad Member Joined April 2007 Posts: 85	[QUOTE] Joe said (26th September @ 14:36pm): I use dreamweaver for coding, I've tried so many different editors but never really taken to any - and as shit as it may sound, I think its because I love dreamweaver's default colour coding. I am so used to it that I am sower to read code in any other colour scheme. I have tried changing colour schemes on other programs but realised that there's no point, I'd rather just use Dreamweaver. I also use SmartFTP - can't fault it, except the License Reminder that opens every time you open it, telling you that you don't have to pay for it, so long as it's not for commercial use, or something along those lines. ...PHP has its own syntax colour scheme (ever use the highlight function?), which most (of the good ones anyway, not sure what other ones you've tried) IDE's use. Not sure where you're getting the idea that Dreamweaver has its own special syntax colour scheme. [QUOTE] Kyle said (26th September @ 11:34am): I use SmartFTP and I find it far better than Dreamweaver's built in FTP, and it pairs well with Notepad . How does it pair at all? Just wondering... __________________________________ Brad Purchase Programmer, Designer, and Apple Tart.

Replied - Thursday 27th September 2007 at 11:36AM [Post Link]
adam2z Member Joined October 2005 Posts: 113	dreamweaver for the predictive css and highlighting. and yes, there are other editors which do it, but i am used to using dreamweaver ever since the tables layouts days. __________________________________

Replied - Thursday 27th September 2007 at 11:59AM [Post Link]
Will Administrator Joined October 2005 Posts: 128	I hate people who say "using predictive CSS means you don't know CSS!" because that's utter rubbish. It's there to jog your memory, and when you think about all the properties and values that you can have, it's easy to get a memory block somewhere when you least want it. There's a reason programs that have it are industry standard software, and there's a reason why programs that don't offer it aren't. At the end of the day, you might be the one who reads your CSS revision sheet before you go to bed every night, but I have better things to do, like sleep. __________________________________ Will Morgan Freelance Web Developer Next feature: How to fit 25 hours into a day!

Replied - Thursday 27th September 2007 at 12:11PM [Post Link]
adam2z Member Joined October 2005 Posts: 113	it just makes typing it out faster. __________________________________

Replied - Saturday 8th March 2008 at 5:41PM [Post Link]
itunes66 Member Joined April 2007 Posts: 22	Coda, CSSEdit, Photoshop (All the time!) I very rarely use dreamweaver, it's UI is way too cluttered. __________________________________

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fedekun Member Joined April 2008 Posts: 5	Im addict to Dreamweaver & Photoshop __________________________________ ~ Watashi wa, Eru da yo ne~

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