Want to start with Web Development but confused with which Editing Software to use? You've come to the right place. Here I'll be telling you about 5 Best Softwares and you can choose any one of them as per your wish, or which suits your requirements.
1. Brackets (Windows, OS X, Linux) ⇒
Brackets is an open-source code editor with the primary focus on web development. It is created by Adobe Systems and is maintained on GitHub by Adobe and other open-source developers. It supports many languages like C, C++, Java, HTML, Python, JavaScript, CSS, and a few more.
One of it's best features is Live Preview. You can instantly view your coding results on a browser page(usually chrome) so if there's some error, you can rectify it then and there.
In my opinion, this is the best editor for web development.
In my opinion, this is the best editor for web development.
Download Size ~ 75MB
2. Atom(Windows, OS X, Linux) ⇒
The Developers call it "Hackable Text Editor for 21st Century" as it is fully customizable in HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. Atom was developed by GitHub Team and is maintained by the GitHub community. It gives the user a very premium feel while coding and the best part is that you can customize as much as you wish.
It supports Teletype. It is an important feature if you want to do a collaboration with other developers in real-time. The Live Preview feature is also provided in Atom.
It supports Teletype. It is an important feature if you want to do a collaboration with other developers in real-time. The Live Preview feature is also provided in Atom.
A text and source-code editor particularly for use in Windows. Although Linux users can use it via Wine. It's a very simple, lightweight, and fast open-source editor. Also, it provides a mobile version.
Supports various plugins, and is customizable.
You can install plugins and have the Live Preview also.
Download Size ~ 4MB
4. Sublime Text (Windows, OS X, Linux) ⇒
Sublime Text is a shareware cross-platform source code editor with a Python application programming interface (API). It natively supports many programming languages and markup languages, and functions can be added by users with plugins.
This is not totally free software. It initially comes free but you need to pay for the Premium Features.
It's also available as a portable version, to run off a USB key.
Visual Studio Code is offered by Microsoft. It is a multicode free HTML editor that comes with a large range of customizations. Its key features include IntelliSense provides smart completions based on your types, functions, and modules. It provides you with the Live Preview through Live Server extension and has many other wonderful features. If you are a Microsoft Enthusiast, I would prefer you to go for it.
If you do not wish to download any software for coding and are not comfortable with Window's built-in Notepad, you can use Online Compilers which are very easy to use. My Suggestion for Online Compiler is Online GDB Compiler. Its best feature is that it supports almost all Programming Languages and gives smart completions and suggestions.
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