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Hello I am looking for a good HTML + CSS +Javascript Editor Microsoft Windows platform

Thank you very much !!!!

UPDATES :

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1) I found an amazing one, which I use already for a while on windows and on MAC as well :

Sumblime Text 2

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2)

WebStorm is another one I like.

WebStorm I use for the bigger projects, where the SublimeText is more for the files to open, or a small projects because it is very fast

Answer 1

NuSphere PhpEd does all of these any many more. The have recently added both CSS and JavaScript code navagation, so you can click on the class or JavaScript function and jump straight to it. Although it's expensive, I have found it be extremely fast (can display code completion within a couple milliseconds) and it has all the features I need, including FTP and SFTP.

Answer 2

I used both Notepad++ and Aptana, sometimes Eclipse as well. For simple scripting or quick fix on some files, notepad++ is very good. For large project management I prefer Aptana, which comes with debugger for PHP and I soooo need it.

Answer 3

If you're looking for an online editor, jsFiddle is probably the best choice.

Answer 4

I prefer Netbeans 6.7 PHP , it includES CSS / JS / HTML and PHP Features. Codefolding, Syntax Highlighting, Code completion, CSS Preview...

But my Favourite function is code completion for JQuery + Dojo

Download : Netbeans Download

Answer 5

I did research and I think at the moment WebStrom 4 is the best. Best code completion + syntax highlight. Can even recognize extended classes in JavaScript and overwritten methods and so on.

Answer 6

I'm personnaly fond of notepad++ : it's a simple tabbed editor, syntax highlighting, autocompletion, can handle more than 30 laguages and has a plugin system. (and it's free).

WYSIWYG is really useless for webdevelopping, so I really don't recommend Dreweaver or whatever looks like it.

You can also try to use Eclipse Amatheus for HTML, but it's not quite complete and can be hard to install.