Lets talk about editing our HTML files
Writing in HTML or CSS doesn't have to be painful. Sure, there are plenty of tags to remember, and sometimes changing one thing can break twenty others... but it's not as bad as it seems.
With the right editor, the process becomes a whole lot easier. Just like any job, having the right tools makes all the difference. You wouldn't sweep a floor with a toothbrush or build a house with a flimsy plastic hammer — and coding is no different. There are good tools and bad tools, and they're definitely not created equal.
Technically, you can write HTML in Notepad or any basic text editor. But using a more advanced editor or IDE (Integrated Development Environment) can dramatically improve your workflow. Features like syntax highlighting, code completion, and error detection help you write cleaner code, faster. Whether you're building for Web 2.0 or diving into Web3, the right editor can make the journey smoother and more efficient.
So let's explore some of the most popular editors out there and see what they bring to the table. Click the reviews link below to check out my thoughts on the top contenders.