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Can any one recommend a good all-in-one web development tool for Windows.
Something on par with Coda, which is only available for Mac OS X?
I have not used Coda by myself, but believe that whatever it has, you can find in Sublime Text 2 as well, check it out. For remote files access, you can use an utility like ExpanDrive that mounts remote drive as local disk.
I love Komodo Edit. I recommend that you try it.
I Tried NotePad++
And it is in fact very cool, However,
it crashes from time to time and it can delete your work! :O,
sadly i haven't found anything like CODA for the PC
so i'm staying with the mac
i think you can use notepad++ with ftp_synchronize plug-in so you can remotely edit files on server ;)
As far as I can tell, nothing gets close to Coda on mac. It's pretty sad.
I love Coda and use it professionally every day. However, I'm going to check out Aptana Studio and Komodo IDE on the PC---they both look like they could be very good.
Note that Coda is not free (download, $99), so the answer presumably shouldn't be limited to free PC software in order to compare apples to apples (pun intended).
Cheers!
I used PHPed myself, the best for me
I've looked and NetBeans 7.x is about as close as I've found. Coda is much more than an editor...it does Subversion, has an excellent built-in CSS editor, and allows really elegant local development and publish-to-host workflow. Even NetBeans is only local or remote, but can't deal with both in one project. However, NetBeans' MySQL integration is very handy.
Isn't Coda just a text editor? For Windows there is notepad++.
I use KomodoEdit and it does not even compare to Coda. Coding on a Mac is a lot different as you can have a built in terminal. A windows equivalent would have to have a plugin for putty or something similar.
