Which app can i use in pc for html,css&js togetherjust like web in solo

Answer 1

These are some popular Code Playgrounds that you can use on your PC:

■ JSFiddle: https://jsfiddle.net
■ CodePen: https://codepen.io
■ Liveweave: http://liveweave.com/
■ Dabblet: http://dabblet.com/
■ CSS Deck (includes JS too): http://cssdeck.com
■ Plunker: http://plnkr.co/
■ JS Bin: http://jsbin.com/?

Answer 2

@Tejas_Bhatt to be honest with you I haven't used Dreamweaver in a decade haha, it may be a good tool for beginners but real professional web developers don't use it. It tends to generate useless non-semantic code. Some people consider it to be a good code editor nowadays but these people come from a designer background most likely, they are not real programmers. I personally don't use it because I've had really awful experiences in the past with its live view, seems like its rendering engine isn't so good, whatever I tested there didn't look or perform as good as in more powerful and popular web browsers. I didn't have a good experience either with heavy JS code in it. So, if you are planning on creating basic websites with HTML+CSS and a few lines of JS then go for it, otherwise use other software like Sublime Text ☺

Answer 3

Notepad++, sublime editor or even your basic notepad

Answer 4

You can use mostly of major desktop/laptop browser as IDE with real time preview through use of developers tools:

https://developer.mozilla.org/en/docs/Tools

... but often better for real development to use advanced web specialized text editors which provide often direct linking with browser for quicker preview than just refreshing the tab displaying your document after having save it in the editor (dev tools are useful for test/debug in the other hand) ;)

Answer 5

@paola thanks actually I started html and left it half way lol coz of school and other work but now I wanna get serious with programminh

Answer 6

Just remember that when you work in your own environment you need to have links in the HTML file to your CSS and JS files.

Answer 7

@paola what abiut dreamweaver?

Answer 8

Try Visual studio code, you will like it.