Web Development Editor of the Year
 

One of the closest awards last year.

What about Screem? Any others like it as much as me?

and Anjuta, or is that technically an IDE?

Where's Emacs? :)

What about Mozilla Editor ? Not really for development, but for Web editing that's ok...
BTW what about internet applications like WikiNi.net (a wiki...) that enable cooperative work, maybe another poll ?

Yeah, I think you'd have to call that an IDE. I voted for Screem. I kind of waffle between it and bluefish and would rather just get the hang of vim and be done with it. ;)

How about jEdit?

jEdit is in the Editor of the Year poll.

--jeremy

No Mozilla Composer?

Still prefer kate or vi but I assume this is WYSIWYG only.

I say vim since that's where I do the vast majority of my web page work. However, I occasionally get lazy and pop into quanta or even mozilla composer (david_ross is probably right, composer should be included even though it has more potential a la dreamweaver than it has actually realized) for some things genuinely better done in a dedicated html editor.

Screem is great and it just keeps getting better.

Bluefish isn't WYSIWYG

Neither is screem - quanta, either, I think.

I'm sorry but if you voted for bluefish then you REALLY have not checked out Quanta any time recently. They don't even compare!

--s1ider

Where is KWrite? It has programming features the likes of which Dreamweaver cannot touch. Like loop ranging and tag matching..