looking for a good HTML editor

[sMac me]

hello, i am new here and new to MAC and i do a lot of web design. my teacher in school turned me on t a good one called HTML kit by Chami, but i don't think it is compatible with my MAC.

could you guys recommend me a good HTML editor along the same line as HTML kit? i really like HTML kit a lot and would like to find something that is along the same lines, or if there is something better please fill me in.

thanks again for looking.

 

[miles01110]

BBEdit

 

[sMac me]

BBEdit

was hoping to find something free, i'm a student and need to save all the money i can. Chami's HTML kit was free software, was kinda hoping to find something like that. thanks for the recommendation.

 

[Eraserhead]

Taco HTML Edit.

 

[design-is]

Check out Komodo Edit, I find it very useful. I have dreamweaver, but often prefer to work in Komodo.

/Doug

 

[angelwatt]

See the stickies in this forum as well as using MRoogle as this is a very common discussion topic. I use BBEdit, but if you want free, TextWrangler is the free version of BBEdit.

 

[ryketech]

I am new to Mac as well and use Text Wrangler. Free and simple to use.

 

[digitalmac]

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I would recommend TextMate. .

 

[eleven2brett]

Does anyone here have an opinion of Coda? I just downloaded it and it seems pretty nice, haven't really had a chance to dig in much though.

 

[astroot]

Coda is #1 in my book.

 

[eleven2brett]

Coda is #1 in my book.

Excellent to hear. I've used DW before but it just seems so chunky. Lots of extra features that don't mean much to me. Coda just seems so easy and strait-forward.

 

[astroot]

I like coding everything by hand, and Coda does that just fine. Espresso is also a good app and fairly comparable to Coda, but I personally like Coda better.

I have friends who swear by TextMate, BBEdit, or TextWrangler. I think the phrase "to each his own" applies when talking about web development tools.

 

[elitesouth]

I think the phrase "to each his own" applies when talking about web development tools.

I couldn't agree more. Start by downloading the free editors and see which one suits your fancy.