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CSS CSS Basics (2014) Basic Selectors CSS Comments

Dale Olsen
Dale Olsen
1,138 Points
Posted by Dale Olsen
Dale Olsen
1,138 Points

What free text editor did Guil recommend in an earlier video? I can't seem to find it again.. thanks

Exactly what my title says....

9 Answers

Charles Loges IV
Charles Loges IV
8,022 Points

it has been a while since i saw the course but it was most likely Sublime text http://www.sublimetext.com/3

Alec Plummer
Alec Plummer
15,181 Points
Alec Plummer
Alec Plummer
15,181 Points

Check out Brackets as well, its free and has some pretty awesome functionality built right in. http://brackets.io/

Viki Pattanaik
Viki Pattanaik
6,314 Points
Viki Pattanaik
Viki Pattanaik
6,314 Points

Brackets is my go-to editor for web projects. HTML, CSS, PHP, Javascript etc. The latest version of Brackets even allows you to directly import website designs using Extracts from a PSD file. Great for folks who wireframe and design their site ideas first on Photoshop and then convert it to code. Plugins range in the thousands for brackets for almost every programming or styling language as well as other purposes.

Charles Loges IV
Charles Loges IV
8,022 Points
Charles Loges IV
Charles Loges IV
8,022 Points

Thanks I use that once in awhile Have you tried Atom it looks alot like sublime, It is built on HTML, CSS , and JS as well as being open source it is made to be customized. https://atom.io/

Antonio Bellu
Antonio Bellu
2,701 Points
Antonio Bellu
Antonio Bellu
2,701 Points

+1 for Atom which is open source (free) and has a lot of potential. Will try Brackets too, thanks!

Dale Olsen
Dale Olsen
1,138 Points
Dale Olsen
Dale Olsen
1,138 Points

Thanks man, I'll check into that one.

Charles Loges IV
Charles Loges IV
8,022 Points
Charles Loges IV
Charles Loges IV
8,022 Points

No problem, make sure to install Package Manager to make it easier to add features and functionality to you liking. if need help here is a you tube link https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ioRbV7fQkdU

Mohammad Ferooz Ahad
Mohammad Ferooz Ahad
358 Points
Mohammad Ferooz Ahad
Mohammad Ferooz Ahad
358 Points

i use brackets, there is some nice themes and some nice extensions for it !!!

Daniel Jaquez
Daniel Jaquez
2,430 Points
Daniel Jaquez
Daniel Jaquez
2,430 Points

I'm pretty sure he didn't recommend any specific one although he said he uses Atom, but i believe he mentions sublime and VS Editor as well

Victor Rebello
Victor Rebello
2,322 Points
Victor Rebello
Victor Rebello
2,322 Points

I guess he mentioned using atom or sublimetext or Visual Studio..However, i use Brackets and recommend you give it a try. Happy coding!