Which HTML editor you use to design web sites?

[Phil in Abbeville]

Just this year I was able to get Dreamweaver off Ebay. Before I was using HTML Kit. I did like it, but I must agree that it is very cluttered. To a beginner the interface can be downright intimidating.
I'm using Dreamweaver now, version 8. I don't use the design view much. Code view is just like any other text editor, but with tons of bells and whistles. The shortcuts Dreamweaver offers is well worth the look.

[Matthew-H]

WeBuilder www.blumentals.net/webuilder/ from Bluementals. They do HTML editor, CSS etc. but Webuilder has them all rolled into one. PHP ASP ColdFusion CSS HTML, etc. Has autocomplete if you need/want it.

[FGTH]

1. UltraEdit + UltraCompare
2. Arachnophilia (free, there are java and non-java versions)
3. NetBeans IDE (free for java but it has a great built in code editor)
4. Zend
5. JDeveloper (free from Oracle, for java but also has a great code editor)
6. Dreamweaver (has a good code view editor)
7. BBEdit (for Mac)

Some of the IDE's I listed above include/allow version control systems such as subversion and CVS.

[etch]

actually for me its notepad++ , sometimes dreamweaver ... actually there r many , u choose the one u r comfortable with

[AnonymousUser]

Dreamweaver, notepad.

[Costin Trifan]

I'm not using any of the professional html editors listed above.
I'm still using the old fashion way: writing down on paper and then scan it. the paper is the true html editor for me.



roflmao...

[mr.joebert]

I use Gedit on Linux for XML/HTML, CSS, PHP, JS, C, etc.

I was using Notepad2 on windows.

[merovinq]

Dreamweaver for me.

[mack77]

notepad, the rest are too complicated for me