What do you write your code in? (looking for a highlighting program like notepad)

[PermaBanned]

There is no time limit on evaluation so you can use it unregistered for as long as you want. It just has a little window pop up every 30 saves or so.

It's not just that, i mean there's the moral issues with not giving the developer what they asked for but i also try to limit the amount of non-free software that i use. It's mainly just games and flash, although flash doesn't work any more so hey

 

[welshdragon]

Notepad++ and Microsoft Expression Web 4

 

[Xelene]

vim, notepad++ and netbeans depending.

 

[rexehuk]

Ultraedit.

 

[Antar Bolaeisk]

Just started using sublime text the other day as well and it seems quite good, the little mini-map is fairly useful for hoping about large scripts.

 

[Chaos]

Not used Sublime text before think I will check it out.

 

[twisteddefekt]

There's a lack of Dreamweaver being mentioned. Is it really bad for writing HTML and CSS?

 

[Throrik]

I use Nano a lot of the time.

 

[KrooKedUK]

Another vote for Sublime Text 2, very customisable!

 

[asim18]

There's a lack of Dreamweaver being mentioned. Is it really bad for writing HTML and CSS?

Depends how you use Dreamweaver. If you're doing 100% WYSIWYG editing then your website will be crap.

If you're a coder its still a brilliant and very powerful tool IMO.

 

[Tripnologist]

If you're a coder its still a brilliant and very powerful tool IMO.

I agree with you. DW gets a lot of flack, but it's actually brilliant when used as a text editor.

It's what I used before Sublime.

 

[Draeger]

I use Dreamweaver in code view.

Likewise.

 

[inSilica]

VIM and a whole lot of plugins

For me nothing beats VIM in a tileWM in terms of productivity. It just needs to be setup right!

 

[MarcLister]

Only use Notepad++. I only do HTML/CSS so I don't really need the features from anything else.

 

[Inferno99]

Netbeans mainly for Java. Everything else with Ultraedit.

 

[powlesY]

I haven't coded in ages but i always used to use Crimson Editor. I'm about to get into it again and was just gonna download it but if this Sublime Text thing is so good i might use that.

I'm probably lying though and will probably stick with Crimson Editor 'cause it's what i'm used too.

EDIT: I actually just had a look at NetBeans and there's a Crimson Editor theme. Never used an IDE for programming but i might download it and take a look. Everyone who uses it says it's brilliant.

 

[NickSlash]

I quite like intype, its still in development (or back in development again). It's got a very minimal ui and pretty quick.

 

[uvarvu]

I use Kate for HTML stuff but will move onto Oxygen for XML if I need to run any schema validation. I'm using Eclipse for my Java programming.

 

[m4rkw7]

notepad++

 

[lurkio]

Ultraedit

Been using it daily for about 12 years , like notepad++ with tons more features
and a lot more useable