Text Editors

[TheOriginalH]

Worth mentioning another update re BBEdit. You can now buy it for just $49 through their site, or the app store if you run lion. The app store version does have a couple of limitations though, weirdly.

[kenmore]

persoanlly I like Notepad++ and it's free

[Talks_44]

Wow, there are a lot of text editors I'd never heard about. I've generally stuck to using NotePad/NotePad++ and the editors within the software I'm coding for. This is very useful

[spufi]

- Eclipse - Helios version
- Free
- Windows/Mac/Linux
- PHP, JavaScript, XML, HTML, CSS
- http://eclipse.org/helios/

I have used others listed here, and so far this is the best one I have seen.

[boatmark]

Sublime Text 2
Cost: free for now.
Platform: Mac Os X, Linux, Windows
Features: Syntax highlight, auto complete, automation, multi select, etc etc.

Very fast, lightweight text editor. This is not full-blown IDE(no debugger for example) but as text editor it is absolutely great. Love it.

[maxdream01]

Adobe Dreamweaver CS6
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Windows, Mac OS
PHP, JavaScript, ASP (VB/C#), JSP, ActionScript
Markups- HTML, CSS, XML

[ULTiMATE]

Komodo Edit is by far the best text-editor I have used.

Cost: Free
Platform: All major platforms
Languages: Support for loads of languages. It's my main editor of choice for Python and any front-end code.
Features: Very similar to Notepad++, but looks much nicer, is cross-platform, has some great extensions and has fantastic code-completion tools.

[John Sammers]

Name: SubEthaEdit
Cost: $29. A 30-days trial version is available.
Platforms: Mac;
Programming languages it supports: (X)HTML, CSS, JavaScript, PHP
website: http://www.codingmonkeys.de/subethaedit/