RE: [PHP] Editors?

Right on Ben. I've been developing web sites since 96'. Since then I've tried every single HTML editor out there for Windows, MAC, and Linux. I originally started using HotDog, which was the hottest thing back then, I've also tried the editors that you mention. I discovered Homsite back in 97', even before it was aquired by Allaire. Even to this day, I always try whatever editor comes into the scene, and none compare to Homesite. And those that do come close, have definately copied Homesite. -----Original Message----- From: Ben Heuer [mailto:ben_heuer@artlover.com] Sent: Friday, August 18, 2000 2:10 AM To: Ralph Guzman; Kris Howl; php-general@lists.php.net Subject: Re: [PHP] Editors? > If you are developing in Windows, Allaire Homesite is the way to go. version > 4.5.1, does an awesome job at PHP color coding. > > http://www.allaire.com/homesite Agreed, I have tried Ultraedit, Coffeecup and Textpad, but Homesite is much better than all of these. The interface although similar (I was told all the other three "COPY" Homesite's interface -- opened-files tabs and what not) is much more customizable and friendly looking. On a 1024 resolution, my homesite looks neatest. All your color coding can be customized, and you can even add your quick-edit buttons. Click on a button and it writes PHP syntax. I used Ultraedit first, converted to HS, then tried COffeecup (which btw is the highest downloaded editor on CNET) and textpad because HS I have to licence etc. But its worth every penny -- I am back to HS now. My 2 cents, Ben