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When it comes to web design Notepad++ is the best code editor out there in my opinion. The formatting, auto-correct, etc. are great. Some editors overdo the auto-formatting and try to predict your every move which can be quite annoying. Notepad++ is perfect though.

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It's the only thing I use for quick edits.

 

When starting a big project I use phpstorm.

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It's the only thing I use for quick edits.

 

When starting a big project I use phpstorm.

 

Haven't heard of phpstorm before. I'll have to check it out. Is there any reason in particular that you like using it?

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I like to use Notepad++ when I go for some fast and easy coding at home, it's quick and clean. At work I always had to use Eclipse, or Eclipse Studio, and I never really got used to it. It felt pretty clunky and slow in comparison to Notepad++. I also used Borland, Visual Studio and Webstorm (I think that's how it was called) for a while before I discovered Notepad++.

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I used to use Notepad++. I think it's an amazing text editor and also value the fact that it's open source but I'm not an active user any more. The reason was that I knew of Sublime Text 2. It's not open source but it's (pretty much) free to use and I can't think of something that Notepad++ or any other editor has that ST2 hasn't and I just like it better than any other.

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I have used Notepad++ before, and it seems to be an easy to use, simple kind of program. I agree with your complaint about the auto-editing, because sometimes that does more harm than good.

 

I think Notepad++ thought they were falling behind so in their latest version they included a bunch of new auto correct functionality. I honestly didn't like that and turned most of it off. The reason I liked them is because of the simply, fast, and solid feeling I get when I use it.

 

I'd like to donate a little to the developers. Might do that today.

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On 2/20/2015 at 12:53 AM, KenBrace said:

When it comes to web design Notepad++ is the best code editor out there in my opinion. The formatting, auto-correct, etc. are great. Some editors overdo the auto-formatting and try to predict your every move which can be quite annoying. Notepad++ is perfect though.

Indeed, me too I'm using Notepad++ for Android ROM customization. I liked the feature of auto correct and I've modified easier than other text editor or code editor out there. I edited build.prop many times using this software. I hope I can try sublime text and PHPstorm too.

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Notepad ++ is great for small project programming, its automatic correction becomes very enjoyable. But I prefer the simplicity of the sublime text 2.

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I have been using it in the past, Notepad++ is the best code editor because it has a higher execution speed and smaller program size.

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I use Notepad++ for editing my XML files. It  is the best editor available. Shows you the line numbers too and very easy to notice and locate in errors in XML files. It is the default editor in my PC. 

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22 hours ago, Kaushik said:

I use Notepad++ for editing my XML files. It  is the best editor available. Shows you the line numbers too and very easy to notice and locate in errors in XML files. It is the default editor in my PC. 

I actually redownloaded it just now, it's been a while since I used it. Hehe.

It's a free source editor, so why the heck not. Gonna remember the good old days.

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I was using the regular Notepad, until I've discovered that Notepad++ exists. Obviously it's a much stronger tool, but strangely I find myself using the regular one for basic tasks, because it's a habit already. I feel more comfortable using it.

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On 12/7/2018 at 12:08 PM, Alania said:

I was using the regular Notepad, until I've discovered that Notepad++ exists. Obviously it's a much stronger tool, but strangely I find myself using the regular one for basic tasks, because it's a habit already. I feel more comfortable using it.

I can actually understand you, regular Notepad has a nostalgic feeling to it. :)

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34 minutes ago, Bravosi said:

I can actually understand you, regular Notepad has a nostalgic feeling to it. :)

It's not just that, my friend. Nostalgic feeling is great and all, but using the old Notepad just feels overall more comfortable.

I use the Notepad++ (which is great too btw) to perform harder and more difficult tasks.

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Isn't Notepad++ also used in creating mods for Sims? I think I've seen it being used as it's always mentioned on Sims mod description. 

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When I was in highschool we were taught to encode in notepad but at that time, I did not understand any lessons as I don't have yet interest in this field from those times. 

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On 2/19/2015 at 7:53 PM, KenBrace said:

When it comes to web design Notepad++ is the best code editor out there in my opinion. The formatting, auto-correct, etc. are great. Some editors overdo the auto-formatting and try to predict your every move which can be quite annoying. Notepad++ is perfect though.

I have not used it before but now since you mention, I will start using it.

 

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Notepad++ is the best in my opinion because it gives you quick path way to run quick edits on your design. 

There are other tools available to use for this project but Notepad++ is the best. 

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Here diolola456 I'm using notepad++ for my website, I really want to code on notepad++ because it's my first coding software which makes me a good programmer, I'm good in Java and PHP also I'm student, I don't know any software that is better than notepad++ I hope someday that I can get some thanks.

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