What's a good program to code websites?

Notepad++ then netbeans. If I ever have a TON of free time, I'd write something better using Qt that works on windows/linux/mac. And to implement all the features I'd want, I'd basically end up re-inventing emacs.

So one of these days, I just need to learn emacs.

Also, do more **** in the browser. Stop writing round-trip applications.
 
I hate any slow java IDE.. used eclipse for zend, ended up with phpdesigner7, don't like its gui, it has bugs, but does the job, after I stripped it of all the bullshit anyway
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other than that, I'm using notepad++
 
I hate any slow java IDE.. used eclipse for zend, ended up with phpdesigner7, don't like its gui, it has bugs, but does the job, after I stripped it of all the bullshit anyway
Danny - What's a good program to code websites? - RaGEZONE Forums


other than that, I'm using notepad++

The screenshot is pretty nice! I might use it.
But actually my hoster has a code editor so.
 
How about Dreamweaver..? Hmm..
But I still think c++ is the best.
You really, really shouldn't call a language simply best in general... unless it's the only one you know, obviously. C++ is very good for certain tasks but it just doesn't cut it when you want to have fun and get things done.

About editors, I personally use Sublime Text, and that doesn't mean I use it as a text editor for the hype or its pretty colors but as my main development tool for its features. I never used Emacs enough to love it, but some of its key-bindings are really handy, and fortunately they are easy to set up in Sublime, as well.
 
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