Good IDE for webdev under Linux

[John Seth]

I'm not one to code anything using MS products, although, I have a need 
for them since my customers use them (ie: MS Publisher, FrontPage, etc). 
  I, personally, don't develop web appz using MS Visual * ... if I can't 
code it using Joe/Pico/Vim from the shell, or while booted into Linux, 
then I turn to Macromedia.  Macromedia Homesite is an awesome tool, 
combined with Bradbury Topstyle (for HTML code tidying and CSS), or if I 
want a GUI, I turn to Dreamweaver.  I've used tons of windows appz, and 
dreamweaver has the tightest code, and combined with TopStyle and other 
plugins, doesn't do too bad for security nuts either.

As for Linux/Unix... if/when you find one, let me know too!  I could use 
a HomeSite/Dreamweaver alternative for linux.  I have done enough 
handcoding for a lifetime after spending 6 months developing a PHP/MySQL 
site from scratch, and in the past 3-1/2 years, am still hand editing it.

   - Tony


Michael Richardson wrote:
> 
> 
> --In a burst of eloquence, Friday, February 07, 2003 6:09 PM -0500 
> Robert Dege <rdege at cse.Buffalo.EDU> usus loquendi:
> 
>> When you say IDE, I think (Integrated Drive Electronics).
>> But I think you mean some sort of GUI app for web
>> development?
> 
> 
>     Exactly. Mozilla Composer doesn't offer source-code color coding 
> like MS Visual Studio's environment. On Windows, I've found an extremely 
> powerful alternative to MS in HTML-Kit (http://www.chami.com/html-kit/) 
> Unfortunately, an OpenSource OS port is a long ways off, if ever (they 
> want to move to a license model for professional use).
> 
> Michael Richardson
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