HTML Editor for Mac? What Do Warriors Recommend?

by DrMeg

Posted: 13 years ago 17 replies

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Hi Warriors,

I'm doing all my work on my 1 year old MacBook OSX 10.5.8

I'm about to jump into HTML editing of some sales pages/landing pages/thank you pages for some products I'm about to promote and I'm wondering what HTML Editor you all would recommend to a novice at using an HTML editor.

Is Taco the way to go for my MacBook and me?

Thanks

Meg

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ninal 13 years ago

I haven't tried taco, but textmate has been great for me -- TextMate
Coda is quite popular too -- Panic - Coda - One-Window Web Development for Mac OS X. But is more expensive. I suggest you download the trial versions first and see which one will be easiest for you to use. It mostly comes down to personal preference, once I get the hang of an editor I rarely shift to a new one.
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- Mitro 13 years ago
  
  The best free editor for Mac in my opinion is TextWrangler. It's a very simple software, so if you prefer minimalistic tools, I'd definitely recommend this.
  
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Dexx 13 years ago

Dreamweaver
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Alan Petersen 13 years ago

I just use Kompozer. It's great and it's free. Perfect for editing HTML templates like sales pages or squeeze pages.

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LovelyCornSyrup 13 years ago

I use JEdit with the SuperAbbrevs plugin.
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- DrMeg 13 years ago
  
  Thanks for all the responses everyone! I've made a list and I'm checking out the free versions and free trials. I'll come back and let you know which one I choose and why I went with it.
  
  You all are fab!
  
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  kmg 13 years ago
  
  Hi Meg
  
  You might also like to check out Espresso:
  MacRabbit - Espresso
  
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  DrMeg 13 years ago
  
  Thanks Kerrie for the Espresso tip. I will check it out. I've looked at a couple so far and Dreamweaver looks good but pricey! You all are great!
  
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John Thornhill 13 years ago

NVU is an excellent free program that I find very easy to use. It reminds me of FrontPage.

NVU

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- jminkler 13 years ago
  
  Anything written in java should work,
  
  Eclipse, Netbeans, Aptana etc - all free and very powerful
  
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Geek3 13 years ago

I put my vote in for TextWrangler. Excellent, lightweight, and very free. My favorite even for the smallest job!
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tonydbaker 13 years ago

I use CreaText on my mac. It's pure HTML but it's good and quick. No wysiwig
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- DrMeg 13 years ago
  
  Thanks everyone for your input. I'm trying out KompoZer and it's WYSIWYG format is perfect for me. I've edited a sales letter and download and thank you page!! Yeah me and thanks to all of you for the guidance
  
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vMartin 13 years ago

As recommended before

CODA
Panic - Coda - One-Window Web Development for Mac OS X

I have used it for years, bought the license which is a one time fee of $99!

Give it a try
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abnation

13 years ago

Not sure if Notepad++ is supported...
Else, go with Coda, great tool!

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DrMeg

13 years ago

Originally Posted by koahost

As recommended before

CODA
Panic - Coda - One-Window Web Development for Mac OS X

I have used it for years, bought the license which is a one time fee of $99!

Give it a try

Originally Posted by abnation

Not sure if Notepad++ is supported...
Else, go with Coda, great tool!

Thanks so much but I've downloaded Kompozer and so far I've figured it out.

What would you say the benefits of Coda would be over Kompozer?

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KristofferIM 13 years ago

I'm on a MacBook Pro myself and I use Dreamweaver and Smultron.
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