Another vote for Quanta, any free Win32 equivalent?;)
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http://www.xored.com/trustudio -> trustudio's 'foundation' php plugin for eclipse :)
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I vote for vim.
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emacs + xhtml.dtd + psgml.el + xml-mode
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Nvu is great!
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Not listed, but Kate is mine. :)
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Quanta is the most stable and feature-full one that I have used from that list. To say Nvu was rubbish would be a bit of an understatement...
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I prefer to code everything by hand... And use jEdit for all my web dev needs :)
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Nvu is nice; could use some improvements such as better PHP coding support
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Would it be fair to list amaya as well?
Anyhow, if a newbie read this thread this will be one more idea to look at. |
Quanta fer shure!
One more vote for Quanta.
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I do (g)vim all the way!
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Kate, but bluefish makes an ok second. I never use it though.
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I really like NVU, true it could use some improvements, especially in the code formatting area, but I really like it, and to refine all that I do with it, I use good ol' vim.
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I still haven't found anything designed to hasten the process of hand-coding better than Screem. Yet, nobody else seems to have mentioned it yet. Am I ignorant of Bluefish and Quanta developments in the past year? Or has no one else tried Screem yet?
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