Web Development Editors?

Question

Can you give some suggestions for text editors that can be used for web dev :D

Answer 1

Notepad++ is a popular one.
I personally use Zend Studio but use Angular IDE when doing Angular.
Visual Studio is also good but massive.
There are dozens out there. Even simple notepad will work. It all depends on your operating system, what type of code you will. be writing and what features you want.

Answer 2

AIDE Web

Answer 3

Chrome : F12

Answer 4

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<message>
If working in the *nix terminal, <emphasis>some</emphasis> common ones are, in no particular order:
<list type="unsorted" display="block">
<list-item>nano</list-item>
<list-item>vim</list-item>
<list-item>emacs</list-item>
</list>
<edit-note message="Sorry for using random, yet valid XML. ^w^;" />
</message>

Answer 5

Mike Choy That's not really an editor. That's the debug console. You can't really create save ACM d deploy code from there, only debug and edit already existing code.

That said... f12 on chrome or firefox is an irresponsible tool. Learn it. Love it. Use it.

Answer 6

Mike Choy Yes I know. I use Chrome dev tools and Mozilla dev tools extensively daily in my job. It is not an editor. It is a debug console. persistence just means your change wasn't erased within your browser. It doesn't change the actual site. It is meant for stack tracing a script debugging. prototyping of css changes and minor html edits on the fly that can then be put into a real IDE (often with an ssh or ftp connection to the live server) and pushed to the web.

Powerful, yes. but not an editor.

Answer 7

uhm, i am looking for applications used in desktop?

Answer 8

ahhh, thanks :D

Answer 9

@Adam you can set up persistence in Chrome device tools.
https://developers.google.com/web/tools/setup/setup-workflow

of course there are better options which you can also install direct into Chrome from the Chrome store. eg Caret or Caret-T

Answer 10

Mike Choy If Chrome allowed their store on the Android, I'd be happier.

Answer 11

Katie (Ctrl-Alt-Cuteness)
know what you mean. I'm a Chromebook user, we have Play store on Chrome OS....not that it helps you. What do you develop on?

Answer 12

Mike Choy
I develop currently on my Android device (normally in `vim` via. Termux) because of the lack of a working """computer""" at this time.