Re: A good editor
From: Bob (clarke_at_qualitythink.com)
Date: 06/21/04
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Date: 21 Jun 2004 12:31:34 -0700
I like homesite. It is a html editor at heart. When you write php
you are writing php inside a html page. So it makes sense to me.
It is customizable, and has many template pages to start with.
I have it set up to sumbit to a webserver (Xtami sp?) which calls the
php parser and returns the page to IE. So I can view the result of a
page with a single click.
I have tried all the above and below mentioned, but none handle html
as easily as homesite does.
Oh, I do make calls to mysql via php within the editor environment.
Andrzej Bednarczyk <andrzej@kreo9.NOSPAM.com> wrote in message news:<40d2c599@news.home.net.pl>...
> sure,
> if you are working on linux try Kdevelop or Quanta.
> if on windows: try Zend Studio (zend.com) or macromedia homesite
> on mac you can use quanta as well (I think) or use mac's build-in solutions
>
> regards
> andrew
>
>
> > Hi,
> >
> > I want to do some Web development using HTML, Javascript, PHP and MySQL.
> > Does anybody recommend any good editors to use in this Web development.
> > Something that works well and makes development faster and easier but
> > doesn't take away the power of writing code?
> >
> > Nick
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