Offline IDE for WEB development?

Question

Which IDE would you recomend for the WEB development? Of course after Code Playground!
WHich of them give you better experiences?

Answer 1

I've used Sublime (love how fast it is) and Atom (love the packages and how customizable it is but it's slow)

I've recently switched to VSCode and I absolutely love it. Reasons why I recommend it for web developers:
》Intellisense for TypeScript
》Integrated terminal
》Buil-in Git
》Built-in debugger for Chrome
》Free license (unlike Sublime)
》Peek View
》Task runner
》Thousands of plugins available

Answer 2

Brackets

Answer 3

Adobe brackets
...

it's just awesome ...

Answer 4

Dreamweaver

Answer 5

Adobe Dreamweaver

Answer 6

Brackets, open-source and similar to dreamweaver, but free. Now supports the CSS import from .psd.

Netbeans if you use php too.

Answer 7

I perfer Atom or Brackets. Both are excellent choices. Don't use Dreamweaver like mentioned above. it's not free, it's outdated, and not used much now.

Answer 8

many choices available :

brackets
Sublime text
Microsoft visual code
web storm
pho storm (if you need php ide at the same time)
notepad ++
atom
vim
...

Answer 9

Sublime is the best I am using sublime from 2 years, currently using atom too but atom is really slow than sublime, I have installed many packages in sublime and made it more cooler than before.
other choices:
Atom
Brackets
Notepad++
Or else the greateet one is vs code as m working for microsoft partner we hve to work on vs code and its more user friendly than any other ide

Answer 10

Notepad++

Answer 11

VScode

Answer 12

Notepad ++