1. BBEdit is a text editor with powerful code editing
features like the ability to search and replace text from multiple files.
2. ConTEXT is a simple yet powerful notepad replacement. It
has most of the same functionalities as Notepad++, and a few additional
features like the ability to record macros. Windows, free.
3. Coffeecup HTML Editor is a fully-fledged web code editor
with some unique functionality like the ability to take any website and edit
its code in your own test environment. Windows/Mac,
4. Chocolat is an editor that boasts split editing, code
completion and a Vim mode that lets you edit text in a shell-style environment.
5. Coda 2 is a Mac-based editor that allows code-folding,
has auto-complete and an in-built SWL editor.
6. Emacs is a Linux specific text editor with a high degree
of extensibility and customizability. It is one of the best known Linux text
editors. Linux, free.
7. EditPlus is a text/code editor with built-in FTP
functionality. Windows, $35 per single user license; group discounts available.
8. Espresso is another Mac-based editor with real-time
preview functionality and codefolding.
9. Notepad++ is a notepad replacement with the ability to
highlight and check code syntax. It also supports tabbed file editing. A great
first choice for programmers. Windows, free.
10.Sublime Text is an advanced text editor that has a slick
interface with advanced search functionality and advanced viewing modes.
Windows/Mac/Linux,
11. Topstyle 5 is an HTML5 and CSS3 focused editor with syntax
highlighting, auto completion, and a nifty feature that allows you to click on
classes and find styles defined for the classes. Windows.
12. TextWrangler is a general purpose text editor for Mac with
enhanced functionality for different programming languages. Mac.
13. Textmate brings a unique approach to text editors by combining
unix-style functionality into an editor. It allows you to write and edit code
Emacs-style and even lets you run shell code within the editor.
14. UltraEdit
is another code-geared text editor. It supports extremely large files and even
hex files. Windows/Mac/Linux.
Thank you Umesh :)
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