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Notepad++ -----> Windows, macOS - License: GNU General Public License (Free)
Atom ------------> Linux, Windows, macOS - License: Mit License (Free)
Brackets --------> Linux, Windows, macOS - License: Mit License (Free)
Sublime Text -----> Linux, Windows, macOS - License: Proprietary software ( Pay & Free for a period of time!)
Dreamweaver ---> Windows, macOS - License: Propietary (Pay only!)

Mit license means: permissive free software with very limited restrictions on reuse.

I hope it can be useful for all those who start learning Web Design, enjoy learning!
 
You can add Visual Studio Code on your list.
The plug-ins are amazing.

It has a good Chrome debugger plugin which will help you work with your HTML dev.

- Has good GIT support, better than Eclipse's IMO.
- Deploy your projects through SFTP (plug-in)
- Lightweight (?)
- Fast search
- All around code editor. If you've got another project, Python? Gotchu! C++? Gotchu! PHP? You bet! Java? Ok (though, go I'll go with Eclipse for this one)!

Atom and VIM are also good.
 
You can add Visual Studio Code on your list.
The plug-ins are amazing.

It has a good Chrome debugger plugin which will help you work with your HTML dev.

- Has good GIT support, better than Eclipse's IMO.
- Deploy your projects through SFTP (plug-in)
- Lightweight (?)
- Fast search
- All around code editor. If you've got another project, Python? Gotchu! C++? Gotchu! PHP? You bet! Java? Ok (though, go I'll go with Eclipse for this one)!

Atom and VIM are also good.


Currently using Atom pero medyo mabagal sya compare to other IDE/editors
 
Currently using Atom pero medyo mabagal sya compare to other IDE/editors
same sentiments. Start-up is slow, sometimes it freezes so bad. I tried running at 32GB ram, 16GB ram, and 4GB ram. Relatively same performance when doing stuff (startup went fsater on 32GB and 16GB though).
Did some research and here are some solutions:
- --disable-gpu (worked for me)
- -safe
- Removing the unnecessary plugins, retain the ones that you need (last resort)
* I recommend trying them one at a time and mix-and-match them if one does not suffice

PS, sublime is just too fast. But Atom's features are just too good
 
same sentiments. Start-up is slow, sometimes it freezes so bad. I tried running at 32GB ram, 16GB ram, and 4GB ram. Relatively same performance when doing stuff (startup went fsater on 32GB and 16GB though).
Did some research and here are some solutions:
- --disable-gpu (worked for me)
- -safe
- Removing the unnecessary plugins, retain the ones that you need (last resort)
* I recommend trying them one at a time and mix-and-match them if one does not suffice

PS, sublime is just too fast. But Atom's features are just too good

Will try disabling the gpu.. and yes sublime for quick edits
 
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