With the continuous improvement of major browsers' support for HTML technology, HTML will definitely change the way we create Web applications in the future. And many html beginners want to find a good writing software. Next, I will introduce several softwares for writing html.
1, brackets: Adobe open source front-end development tool. This is basically for the front end, supporting plug-ins. I used it for a while at first and the experience was very good. The built-in server can directly preview the modification.
2.WebStorm: I didn't use the bracket at first because this product is so easy to use. Jetbrains-Platform has always been a powerful code hint, analysis, check and suggestion. SASS/LESS can be integrated. Built-in server. Of course, with some building/building tools in the front end, it doesn't matter what integration is.
3. Visual Studio Code (VS Code): VS Code has a powerful extension system, which can be used to develop multiple languages. The expansion quality is relatively high. It can also integrate debugging of dozens of languages. It is also excellent as a front-end development. Of course, as a front-end tool, I think it is still slightly inferior to brackets and weaker than WebStorm.
4.Atom: This software pays more attention to expansion and freedom than vscode in architecture, and consists of many extensions. The degree of freedom of expansion is very high, for example, installing a small map is just like sublime text. The writing front end, like vscode, can be used to develop many other languages. However, the quality of personal feeling development is generally not as high as vscode. At first, I used it for a while, but I couldn't stand the uneven extension quality and compatibility, so I switched to vscode.
5. Sublime: This one is much lighter than the above three. Because it is not a desktop application built with web technology, it starts faster and is more in line with what an editor should look like. But the number of extensions can't be compared with the above. In front-end development, it can't keep up with atom and vscode, but as a text editor, it is definitely one of the first choices.
6.HBuilder: this is an IDE that is said to be specially prepared for HTML5. I used it a few years ago, and it seems to be based on the eclipse kernel. I don't want to use any eclipse-based software. I remember it even had bugs in the format of the code. By extending any of the above recommendations, the formatting code can be easily improved.
7.Aptana Studio: This is similar to HBuilder above, based on eclipse. It is the first front-end development tool of built-in server that I came into contact with. Remember to install a NodeJs when installing at that time, which made my eyes shine. But it's been useless for a long time. Now look at its official website, you can also do Ruby, Python and other development, of course, writing the front end is also its highlight. As bad as HBuilder.
8.EditPlus: When I first learned the basics, the teacher used this editor. We also use this one. I just remember it clearly. When writing a web page with it, you can directly click on the icon in the upper left corner to preview it, and you will call IE to display the page without opening the browser. Being a text editor is also great, but front-end development is not recommended.