I'm surprised when I talk to other developers and they haven't heard of HTML-kit.

Do yourself a favor and check it out:
http://www.chami.com/html-kit/

From their site:
"HTML-Kit is a full-featured text editor designed to help HTML, XML and script authors to edit, format, lookup help, validate, preview and publish web pages. Newcomers to HTML coding can benefit from letting it point out errors and suggest improvements. Experts can save time spent on common tasks using the customizable and extendible editor while maintaining full control over the code."

ive been using html-kit for a lil over a year now.. its excellent product, but tends to hog resources at times :(


know of any alternatives??

Sorry... nothing is better than Homesite!!! :bawling: :mad: :angry:

Nothing is better than Vim!

HTML-KIT is a great procduct and love the source highlighting (i code in html php and javascript on the same page so without the excellent highlighting my work would be a mess...

but... html-kit hogs resources... i can hardly run photoshop and html-kit at the same time on my 128MB RAM comp...

Nico V.

BTW: switch from notepad/textpad to HTML-KIT, it rules

I personally use Edit Plus (www.editplus.com) and I'm very happy with it. Fast, lot of usefull features, and fully customisable. Don't forget to download the auto-completions files...

In the same style you can try UltraEdit (www.ultraedit.com), another very good product

Hope it helps

hmmm.... i agree with you guys.. but i havent seen an ftp interface like html-kit anywhere... and the ftp option is the only reason i use html-kit...

I use Hot Dog Pro (http://www.sausagetools.com/). I really like it. Right now it supports HTML, CSS, ASP, VBScript, and JavaScript with PHP support coming out when they get done with their 6.5 beta. Also they are planning on supporting more languages like Perl and other ones when they come out with 7.0 but that won't be for a year or so :(