Where can I code with HTML and CSS?

Question

Hello, everyone
What free IDE’s can I use to code html and other languages (not including Python) , besides VScode?

Answer 1

opensource, or open source:
you can see it's code, and run/compile it yourself;
you can modify it for yourself;
after the modification you can suggest your improvement(s) to the developer(s);
and so on.... search engine "knows" more

Answer 2

Notepad works.

Answer 3

+1 for VSCodium! (since 2017 (?))
on windows notepad++ (!)
apache netbeans
eclipse
fleet (from jetbrains)
zed

and so on....

Answer 4

Acode for mobile vscode for computer those two are good i think

Answer 5

Oh, okay, thank you

Answer 6

why not VSCode? it's a decent ide. Just don't overload it with too much fluff.
Or VSCodium, if you're anti-Microsoft.
Sublime text is good,too. It's fast to start up and easy to use and extend.
Zed, Vim or Neovim, if you're feeling adventurous.

Answer 7

I am trying to look for IDE’s with minimum space requirements. I will check the others mentioned, thank you.

Answer 8

I forgot to mention:

geany
bluefish
notepad3

sublimetext is of course good and fast, but not opensource, and not really free;

by the way:
fleet is free, but not opensource

Answer 9

Thank you, may I ask what opensource means?

Answer 10

Oh, okay, thank you

Answer 11

Use spck edit

Answer 12

Notepad

Answer 13

You can code with HTML and CSS using various platforms like Visual Studio Code, Sublime Text, or even online editors like CodePen. These tools make it easy to practice and develop your skills. If you're working on something more technical, like :https://bestassignmentwriter.co.uk/btec-level-3-engineering-assignments.php having good coding tools at hand will definitely help streamline your projects.

Answer 14

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