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Duran

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Oct 14, 2010
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I'm about to become a MBP owner after 16 years developing websites on Windows machines. Any recommendations for software and anything else would be welcome.

The main thing will be a new editor capable of handling PHP, Javascript, CSS and HTML. My existing editor is Homesite which is as old as the Ark and not cross platform (although still great!).
 
+1 on Sublime Text, you can't go wrong with it. It's awesome - especially all the user-submitted plugins that you can download using built-in manager (https://sublime.wbond.net). Also, since OSX is basically UNIX - you'll have the easy and native access to all the stuff that cool kids in webdev are using nowadays - npm, bower, yeoman, grunt/gulp and so on...
 
Thanks. Sublime Text is probably my first port of call. Looks good.

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+1 on Sublime Text, you can't go wrong with it. It's awesome - especially all the user-submitted plugins that you can download using built-in manager (https://sublime.wbond.net). Also, since OSX is basically UNIX - you'll have the easy and native access to all the stuff that cool kids in webdev are using nowadays - npm, bower, yeoman, grunt/gulp and so on...

I'm all about being down with the kids.
 
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