Whats is your favorite Code Editor

[YacaZG]

My favorite is EditPad Lite.
Atom is too heavy for me.
Im preffer small and fast editors, because working only on small css php or java files

 

[Cynthia17]

Cynthia17

I use Atom and Visual Studio Code to program on Linux, otherwise I use Visual Studio on Windows whenever I can.

 

[wajidstack]

NetBeans is one of the awesome and my favorite code editor.

 

[charles_rodriguez]

Notepad++ is my favouritee

 

[achat]

Aptana has an excellent jquery editor built into its javascript editor.

 

[EnricTellez]

I like notepad++ for the fact that it has FTP build in to it, nice to edit files on a server without having to download > edit > upload.

Also I don't like it when text-editors finish my html tags for me, I'd rather do it manually.

 

[energizedit]

Mainly BBEdit but also Dreamweaver. I like text editing most so BBEdit is a great tool for that.

 

[alices00ze]

I use Webstorm. Because it is the smartest code completion editor, on-the-fly error detection, powerful navigation and refactoring.

 

[daniel27lt]

I have to say I've used many over the years. But now I resort to three of them. Dreamweaver by Adobe, I really like the complexity of it. Another favorite of my is NotePad++, the simplicity of it is outstanding, and it's 100% free. But my overall favorite would have to be Atom. It's very basic to use and complex at the same time. The black background I really like as to me, it makes the code look alive.

 

[Ciarda]

I start with notepad++ , but now i prefer subline. I love it <3

 

[ROIND]

for me I'm in love with ATOM & Sublime

 

[christax]

for me I'm in love with ATOM & Sublime

I start with notepad++ , but now i prefer subline. I love it <3

I heard more people recommended these tools and I am using Sublime, it is simple and easy to use.

 

[Ruesnam]

I'm using Notepad++ for web developments, Eclipse for mobile dev,

 

[DarioPV]

I really fell in love with Brackets. Live preview option seemed kinda neat and if I remember correctly you had some options to import PSD files for muck-ups. I used it only for HTML and CSS though, not sure how it behaves for more backend related work.

 

[Riviera]

The Notepad++ and Dreamweaver are my favorite choices.

 

[tamaodkk267]

I use Sublime Text too. But sometimes i use Visual Studio for develop Desktop Application.

 

[marekstachura]

Notepad ++ for me.

 

[bernawrd]

I have used Dream weaver and notepad++, but there are far better code editors that you can use to speedup your application development. If you have a good grip in HTML and CSS, then you will be much better off in control by using a text editor. I would recommend Sublime Text, because it has lots of plugins and packages that can help you write and check your code, and the look and feel is very customize-able.

 

[forgood]

brackets is the best beside his easy he correct your code and make the alert when you miss any thing to make your code all clear and correct