From the article: Which HTML Editor is the Best Windows Web Page Editor?
We're looking for your opinion. Nominate the best Web page editors. If they fit in 2 categories, nominate them in both.
How to Nominate: Best Windows Web Page Editor
Between January 1 and January 24, 2010 nominate your favorite design in this category. For the subject, give the name of the Web page you wish to nominate. Then include the URL and a short description of why this site best represents the category. 50 character minimum. Do not hesitate to nominate pages that have already been nominated by others. Multiple nominations increase the chances that your choice will make it into the finalists for voting.
Coffee Cup HTML Editor
- It does everything I could need, and it's excellent for 'ripping' we sites too.
- —Micronair
There's no other choice!
- Dreamweaver is the best (albeit most expensive) on the market.
- —Guest ChasingTexas
Expression Web
- I didn't like Frontpage at all, but Expression Web is a great change, and it's so much cheaper than Dreamewver with all the same features.
- —ewebluvr
HTML Kit & Dreamweaver
- I've used several different editor's from frontpage, topstyle, arachnaphillia, coffeecup, to dreamweaver and HTML kit. Of all of them I use dreamweaver the most and HTML Kit next. In dreamweaver, I like the fact that I can open my entire site and view the code, upload the new pages using the internal ftp, and I have never had any problems using it. Also Dreamweaver has HTML Tidy which finds and corrects coding errors (HTML KIT does as well) and they both use color-coding to mark the code for easier reading. Both are great but Dreamweaver is a bit more stable. However, HTML Kit is free; I got dreamweaver through a class I took for college but if I wanted to upgrade it would be cost prohibitive. Desptite that, Dreamweaver is still the best.
- —Kula_Dhad
best web editor
- #1 namo webeditor is the first webeditor that I used since the past 10 years and would like to make it the best webeditor ever created. #2 coffeecup webeditor is a nice contender, but needs to improve on certain aspects
- —jplyn1
Komodo Edit
- http://www.activestate.com/komodo_edit/ - It's free, works on Windows, Mac and Linux and provides a great number of features. Why pay for an editor when there is a great free option.
- —Guest Mark Knapp
Microsoft Visual Studio
- Microsoft Visual Studio Professional is by far the best HTML Editor available.
- —Guest Levi
OK I have two to nominate
- Aptana (a full IDE) and KompoZer (a new beta version but very GUI)
- —Guest Dwight Blubaugh
Coffecup and phpDesigner 7
- I use both IDE editors. Where Coffeecup is a great IDE, I am tending to favor phpDesigner over CoffeeCup. However I do love the features in CoffeCup as well. I am a hard coder. So WYSIWYG editing is not for me as they always mess up my code.
- —Guest John Boone
Notepad ++
- Excellent, freeware editor. Lot's of plug ins. Code completion. FTP support. it's all there. Edits HTML, CSS, PHP without any problem. This is a tool from a programmer for a programmer. When you outgrow the standard editors this is the editor to pick
- —Guest Peter Felis
CoffeeCup HTML Editor
- I love this program, I love the company, I love their support, and I love all of the other programs this team makes and they deserve to win!!
- —Guest Catz
Coffee Cup Html Editor
- Easy to use, great support. nice set of starting templates. Been using it for at least 10 years. They make it better all the time too.
- —Guest HappyUser
Coffeecup HTML Editor
- Intuitive, with built in code-reference pages, CSS editing, everything you need.
- —Guest Stuart Hodgson
Coffee Cup HTML Editor
- I have been using Coffee Cup programs for years and would not consider any other. The HTML Editor is very user friendly. I highly recommend it for anyone, especially new users.
- —Guest Cathy Knapp
CoffeeCup HTML Editor
- CoffeeCup HTML Editor is just so easy to use, no real experience is needed!
- —Guest NETROMICS
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