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New AnswerHey there, i’m new to HTML and i was wandering which is the best free text editor to start designing websites. I’m currently using notepad.
7/14/2018 12:54:50 PM
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New AnswerI need to mention VSCode since nobody has mentioned it yet. Awesome lightweight text editor, lots of extensions to download. EDIT: Here's a 20 minute talk on why VSCode is a great text editor :) https://youtu.be/anvYeA1pWlk
As an alternative to notepad++ , you can check out notepadqq which also runs natively on linux. https://notepadqq.com/s/
If you're using linux I'd suggest gedit or sublime text For windows, notepad++ or wordpad or textpad or sublime text In case you want an IDE, SoloLearn, Brackets, Atom etc
Visual Studio Code is the best. Here's the link : https://code.visualstudio.com
N00B real sweet. Even CLI text editors like nano and vim are better than that. Sorry, vim is like level 30 if notepad is 1
sublime text is the best, you can type html and hit enter then BOOM! first codes done for you automaticaly :)
If your looking mainly for editors and not IDES, Sakurapad, Sublime Text, or Notepad++
Mark your answer correct so that more and more people won't put in their suggestion. Good choice as it works on both windows and posix os.
I use Notepad++. It is pretty simple to use (not a vast learning curve). It's a popular and good text editor that new coders use alot. https://notepad-plus-plus.org/ I have also used: * WordPad (which is ok for getting ideas down for smaller programs) * regular NotePad (not recommended, unless you can't use anything else)
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