What is it?
Best HTML Editor
Wyatt Barnes
Adrian Wright
vim
Levi Watson
brackets coo... mayb not best doe
Nathan Ward
Dreamweaver
Ryan Brown
microsoft word and notepad
Daniel Thomas
vim or atom
Samuel Cook
GNU Emacs
Ryder Jackson
Google Chrome
Andrew Smith
Anything with emmet/zen-coding plugin.
I like vim, because I really like vi-style keybindings, but as long as you have emmet, it doesn't matter all that much.
Thomas Clark
how did you guys learn HTML?
I heard it's one of the hardest programming languages
Samuel Wright
>using anything other than Notepad
Gavin Ortiz
same, i'm sticking with x86 assembly and C++
Benjamin Adams
i started with something easy like c++ or assembly, and moved upwards from there to python and then html
Jackson Wood
Emacs or vim to edit (if emacs, use evil-mode, web-mode, and emmet-mode. Use firefox to fuck around with viewing the site (execellent dev tools)
With emmet-mode you can do shit like this:
table+ (ctrl-j)
b#foo.bar.mu[x=y m=l] (ctrl-j)
and it will automatically give you this (with your cursor inside the b tag)
Oliver Howard
>Firefox dev tools are excellent
Are you fucking high nigga?
Agree with Emacs and vim though.
Landon Taylor
javascript:document.body.contentEditable = 'true'; document.designMode='on'; void 0
Jaxson Price
Inspect element
Cameron Barnes
Notepad doesn't have syntax hightlighting.
Ryan Hughes
Anything with syntax highlighting
Carson Baker
order pizza
Elijah Davis
Scite
Lucas Baker
Brackets.
brackets.io
Benjamin Perry
Notepad++