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  • #38758
    djrolstad
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    Whats the best css/html editor and FTP client that I can use for windows? I’m use to Coda for the Mac.

    #109344
    clod
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    I love Codelobster ( http://www.codelobster.com )

    #109347
    chrisburton
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    Sublime has a plugin for FTP but it’s a trial. $16 or something for the full version which doesn’t seem to be competitive.

    #109379
    corey_rothwell
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    I am absolutely loving Sublime Text 2. I never liked Notepad++.

    #109384
    djrolstad
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    why do you like Sublime Text 2 more than Notepad++

    #109431
    GMB
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    @ChristopherBurton — competitive or not, Sublime SFTP is a great plug-in — easy to set up and use, with many nice options. It is a boon for ST IMO and I find the $16 price reasonable for the functionality added.

    #109437
    ronangelo
    Member

    I use Notepad++, it’s a very flexible text editor but it doesn’t highlight a few css properties.

    #109439
    westerncj
    Member

    When I used Windows I loved Notepad++. There is also a really cool editor in the making that I love called InType. Although it falls short because it’s missing some functionality. It’s just so pretty! http://inotai.com/intype/

    #119181
    _Hu
    Member

    I’m used to Notepad++ and FlashFXP in Windows.Notepad++ is nice to those who like to click around(normally in Windows),as well as those who love keyboard shortcuts.

    #119183
    Zoom
    Participant

    I tried several editors / IDEs recently and the best free one I found is Netbeans.

    FTP is integrated since it is an IDE. It has a lot more features which you might not need initially but which might turn out to be useful once you try them.

    Sublime Text 2 has some sort of “infinite trial”, but it is not free (and apparently you are supposed to pay for some plugins also)

    #119185
    Webbster
    Member

    I’m using Notepad++, too. It’s simply great, and you can expand it with highlighting for LESS and SASS as well.

    #119220
    bkbillma
    Member

    Notepad++ and Filezilla. If you go with N++ checkout the plugins and customization it is hard to beat.

    Also if you are getting into SASS then checkout [Scout for SASS](http://mhs.github.com/scout-app/ “”)

    #119294

    Sublime text 2 is great, really user friendly and its free!

    #119299
    base0902
    Participant

    Sublime Text 2 FTW!!!!!

    #119309
    danieldatton
    Member

    I still stick by Komodo Edit and Komodo IDE. You’ll struggle to find a difference between them, but the Edit version is free, its always baffled me why i upgrades to the IDE since i have never found anything that i couldn’t do in Edit.

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