What is the best HTML5 / CSS editor for Mac?
- Dimitris StrantsalisAdministrator, WiSeInno · WrittenAfter switching between many code editors, I end up using VS Code, it fast, flexible and reliable. It also has many useful HTML add-ons to make the whole thing easier.James MalviCEO Rave Solution · WrittenVSC is the best for development. if you just want to create prototype, this tool may get handy. https://jsonformatter.org/html-v...
- Eric AmodioOSS lover; Creator of GitLens
It just rocks!
- Amrith Shanbhag6Community at Product Hunt & Feathrd · WrittenI'm not a developer by any means, but I've always been hacking on front-end stuff and making landings for all my projects etc. Atom is great because it has a wide range of plugins and customizations that make the whole experience a lot smoother. The best part is it is integrated with GitHub and I use GitHub Pages to host my sites so it's really easy to publish changes etc :)
- Petr PridalCEO of Klokan Technologies GmbH.
I have been using Atom for more than a year. So far the best editor for coding. The only downside is the size and how much RAM it requires to run.
- Olivia ChangFounder, Readlio · WrittenBrackets has an awesome live-reload feature which *highlights the parts of your website which is affected by the current line of CSS you are editing*. I can't stress this enough - it makes it so easy to figure out why your styles aren't working.Dan WilliamsCTO, Workshop · WrittenIf you're just starting out with HTML, then I highly recommend Brackets. Although I use Visual Studio Code day-to-day, Brackets was great at helping me understand the fundamentals of HTML, and more importantly, how CSS and HTML interact. I would move to Visual Studio Code once you're comfortable with HTML/CSS and want to customise your developer experience for efficiency and personal preference.
- Pablo RubianesProgrammer · Writtenit's great, not as memory consuming as the electron apps like Atom or VS Code, and has lots of featuresMucahit TutuncuSoftware Developer, Product Designer · WrittenSimple and easy to use. I've used for 4+ years.
- Reorx XiaoPython Developer
Among its siblings like Atom, VS Code, sublime is the fastest and most fluent. But because of the slow update cycle and being a paid software, the community is smaller, therefore extensions are less, but enough to cover everyday usage and most popular languages.
- DanielCTO, PlateJoy
Necessary packages:
• Maybs Quit
• Sidebar Enhancements
• Trailing Spaces
• Sublime Linter
• A dark theme, like Soda Dark
• imo: Vintage (VIM keybindings) with vintage_start_in_command_mode and vintage_use_clipboard set to true
- Made by Panic Inc. Very refined, reliable & versatile text editor out-of-the-box.Coda was my go to for several years. It is better than a something like VSC because of it’s built in FTP tools. You can easily edit sites that are live such as Wordpress templates etc.Tudor BaidocA Web & UI Designer · WrittenAlso using Coda. I love having everything in one app (mysql, ftp, ssh)
- Full blown editor - Visual Studio Code Quick hacking w/o setting up anything - CodePen
- Andrei StreltsovCreator, Everdo
Used Emacs before, but got tired of it. Tried VSCode with a vi extension and was instantly hooked. I use it for everything now, including note taking and coding. Amazing product.
