[H-GEN] html/dhtml/javascript editors

[Timothy Hitchens]

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I wouldn't use anything else except Zend Studio.. (commercial) but if
you do
html/php then there is no other.

It is java so you can use the same on Windows and Linux or OSX!!



HiTCHO has Spoken! 
Timothy Hitchens (HiTCHO)
tim at hitcho.com.au

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> From: Majordomo [mailto:majordom at caliburn.humbug.org.au] On 
> Behalf Of Tony Nugent
> Sent: Monday, 28 October 2002 2:33 PM
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> Subject: [H-GEN] html/dhtml/javascript editors
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> There are a number of html editors available for linux (not 
> too many), and I'm just wondering which ones are "highly 
> regarded" by those here who are more experienced with pumping 
> out web pages.
> 
> 
> There are two that seem to dominate google searches:
> CoffeeCup	(free, not open source, released early 2000)
> Bluefish	(gpl, v0.7, Feb 2002)
> 
> Searches at sourceforce.net and freshmeat.net brings up only 
> a few (many are windows only, and others have no release 
> files available). For example:
>  richtext	(v0.3.0-beta-1, Aug 2002)
>  screem		(v0.5.5, Sept 2002)
>  GHE		(v0.1, Apr 2002, Gnome HTML Editor)
>  quanta		(v3.0, Sept 2002, qt/kde-based, also a 
> commercial
> 		"gold" version for ~$US40)
> 
> There's also WebSphere from IBM (Aug 2000, 60-day trial), 
> EWebEditPro (v2.1, $US299), August (Tcl/TK, v0.63b, Apr 
> 2001), and a few others that don't sound so useful or mature 
> (erwin, gnif, peacock etc).
> 
> Not to mention vi... vi/vim/gvim is my current html editor :)
> 
> Any advice on which direction to take would be most welcome.
> 
> Cheers
> Tony
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