Do you write html in notepad?

[kisna]

My friend does it in notepad. Actually he a great programme and he does all programming in notepad. Isnt it hard?
I use dreamweaver always. What about you?

[TcM]

Well I prefer Notepad, as you can make and edit whatever you want in it. I never had programs like Dreamweaver and stuff like that, Text fascinates me! I even love DOS (when I'm in the mood) because it's just using plain text! And yes it's a little hard, depends what you are going to do, and your HTML level!

[John]

I've been doing PHP and HTML in Gedit which isn't much better than Notepad

[CygnetGames]

If you know how to program, then packages like Dreamweaver tend to frustrate you and you just want to type your code in a text editor like notepad.
But the problem with notepad is that it doesn't highlight your syntax for you. There are loads of freeware alternatives to notepad that will highlight syntax, I use PSPad.

[Shadow1]

If I am not in a hurry, and just want a down and dirty quick way to write HTML, then I use Notepad. If I want to cheat I use Dream Weaver.

[WingedPanther]

I use CrimsonEditor: it's basicly notepad + context highlighting. I can't afford Dream Weaver, and find that a text editor does the job.

[Jordan]

Originally Posted by CygnetGames

If you know how to program, then packages like Dreamweaver tend to frustrate you and you just want to type your code in a text editor like notepad.

I feel the same way. I tried to use Dreamweaver once to do a layout but got so frustrated I abandoned the entire project.

Originally Posted by WingedPanther

I use CrimsonEditor: it's basicly notepad + context highlighting. I can't afford Dream Weaver, and find that a text editor does the job.

I use notepad2 which is notepad with context highlighting.

[archive02]

Most of my work is coding so I hardly ever get the chance to use a wysiswyg although I don't mind using them.

[awesty]

I like notepad2 actually. It is notepad that was written for programmers

[WillB]

Originally Posted by WingedPanther

I use CrimsonEditor: it's basicly notepad + context highlighting. I can't afford Dream Weaver, and find that a text editor does the job.

Eclipse is a popular Java IDE that has plug-ins for practically everything.
It supports many languages such as HTML, XML, CSS, Coldfusion, PHP, Flex, and Java(of course). The list goes on.... Even procedural languages like C and C++
It has pretty much everything the others have and more

Plus ITS FREE