HTML Programs

Im not sure if this topic has been done before but what programs do you use for HTML?
( I know this isn't an actual tutorial but it should help any 'new people' who really need help)

I wouldn't recommend using these if you want to learn HTML because these don't actually tell you what you are doing.

Main ones i use are:
Macromedia Dreamweaver 8
Macromedia Flash MX
Notepad (sometimes pro notepad)

What do the rest of you use? ( To help new people not to advertise something you helped made or something please.)

HTML -Kit is very nice application for those that want easy handcoding, above what notepad can offer.

http://www.chami.com/html-kit/

why is this in tutorials section ? :blink:

anyway i use only PSPad > ownz all !:)

notepad2 which is avalibe at flos-freeware.ch

Just notepad I dont like the fancy programs much

I don't but sometimes its just easier

Hmm,, I would never even think of using any other program than notepad for coding..
Except maybe some stylish php editor :] No wysiwyg at least ;)

Notepad2 could be worth testing :)

I like the Pro Notepad, its the same apart from a few extra features like when its a valic code it changes colour :)

Notepad 2.

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Originally posted by Shajn@6 Hours Ago
Hmm,, I would never even think of using any other program than notepad for coding..
Except maybe some stylish php editor :] No wysiwyg at least ;)

Notepad2 could be worth testing :)

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HTML -kit isn't a WYSIWIG. It's an advanced text editor with a lot of helpful options for writting (X)HTML, Java(script), PHP, MYSQL, etc.

i only use macromedia dreamweaver mx 2004...and if i wanna change just some small things (like i have forgotten some " or > or <), i use the usual editor from windows.

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i have to add that i only use the code-side of the program, hardly ever the design-side.

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HTML -kit isn&#39;t a WYSIWIG. It&#39;s an advanced text editor with a lot of helpful options for writting (X)HTML, Java(script), PHP, MYSQL, etc.

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You know what I mean. Let&#39;s take the example Dreamweaver. You can just click out what you want. OF course, the program is very good itself. I might aswell use it, however not for the wysiwyg function. (love the tabs, so that you can easily switch between html and the css file) ^^

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HTML -kit isn&#39;t a WYSIWIG. It&#39;s an advanced text editor with a lot of helpful options for writting (X)HTML, Java(script), PHP, MYSQL, etc.

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I checked it out, and I thouhgt it rocked :lol:

Yeah its a kick ass tool for web development. Not bad for php also&#33; donno about mysql, but then I&#39;ve sorta gone off MySql since they went so commercial. Sorta lean more towards PostgreSQL now a days.

Ill just nod, say yeah and agree o_O

And whot he hell are you :lol: Never seen you before and you have 1,463 posts :o cool you must be invisable like me and the dote :)

I started with, Dreamweaver 8, but I wanted to learn the codes more, and have a smaller application itself, then I was lead to PHPDesigner, great program. Small size, color code, and line indicators for easy use, a simple preview that acts like opening ur page in firefox or explorer, and you can add codes that you may reuse later.

dreamweaver and flash

I find that with Dreamweaver 8 you can greatly increase your speed with auto tag compiltion, and tabbed files. Plus, with basic html you can switch to design view and get an idea of how it looks.

If im putting a layout together then i&#39;d use macromedia dreamweaver . I use php to put different pages into the same layout so i just do a layout with DW and then write the pages in notepad

Aranae and notepad

cute html and notepad =)

erm im not too good with html but i use dreamweaver 8 (i got a free whole version somehow)

I have both dreamweaver and frontpage, though I find myself writing code myself more than anything...

Dreamweaver 8, because I'm a lazy bastard when it comes to remembering CSS properties. Also, I sometimes use Borland CodeGear... But, I don't do much HTML coding.

I used Adboe GoLive for a while. It got so bad that I looked for an alternative.
I found Dreamweaver 8. Never looked back since. It is the best for people who know what they are doing and for CSS noobs. :D