Read an article via Smashing Magazine regarding a new editor called Brackets and decided to give it at try.
Initial reaction is that it is actually a pretty nice editor for Web Developers. It's more of a true IDE than Notepad++ with a nice listing of open files on the left.
So, why use Brackets? Well, I do like the IDE type layout. Though, I do know that there is a file listing component in Notepad++.
I suppose the best that Brackets has to offer now is the live CSS editing. Linked with Google Chrome, Brackets can live update any changes to your CSS files immediately in the Chrome browser. It's pretty nifty to see in action.
Initial reaction is that it is actually a pretty nice editor for Web Developers. It's more of a true IDE than Notepad++ with a nice listing of open files on the left.
So, why use Brackets? Well, I do like the IDE type layout. Though, I do know that there is a file listing component in Notepad++.
I suppose the best that Brackets has to offer now is the live CSS editing. Linked with Google Chrome, Brackets can live update any changes to your CSS files immediately in the Chrome browser. It's pretty nifty to see in action.
Give it a try: Brackets
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