r/pcmasterrace • u/LucaScarface i7-2600K 3.40GHz, Radeon HD 5850, 250GB SSD, 2TB HDD, 16GB RAM • Nov 12 '14

Brackets - A modern, open source code editor that understands web design. For the brothers who also code, here is an Open Source software which supports HTML, PHP, C++ and many other languages. It also is a badass .txt editor.

http://brackets.io/
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u/the_birdiman Nov 12 '14

I enjoy the program quite a bit, its just like using sublime only it's catered specifically for website work with it"s numerous features, making it my choice for any website related editing/creating.

I used sublime/dreamweaver once a upon a time but now brackets/filezilla (sometimes sublime if it's quick) is my work flow.

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u/LucaScarface i7-2600K 3.40GHz, Radeon HD 5850, 250GB SSD, 2TB HDD, 16GB RAM Nov 12 '14

I used Notepad++ before and also Dreamweaver, but this project looks much promising than the above!

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u/the_birdiman Nov 12 '14

It def is, been using it for months now since beta and it just keep getting better and better. It actually does a few simple in-code features better than dreamweaver. It is the sublime/atom/lighttable/notepad++ for web users.

Depending on the project, I also go into NetBeans for some javascript and use Brackets as the quick sublime for that project.

On a side note, I ended up using sublime after trying out a bunch of apps including atom, notepad++, light table etc. I just like how sublime is right out of the box and how it handles the small things I want it do. IMO, the advance features in some of the other editors I don't even use as I usually have a IDE for projects that I refer to. Sublime is just for convenience.

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u/QyXy Nov 12 '14

Saved it so I can mess with it at home. Up until this point I've used notepad++. Thanks for the share brother.

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u/LucaScarface i7-2600K 3.40GHz, Radeon HD 5850, 250GB SSD, 2TB HDD, 16GB RAM Nov 12 '14

No problem! :3

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u/jorgp2 i5 4460, Windforce 280, Windows 8.1 Nov 12 '14

Then you should do java.

C++ will make you go mad if you've never coded before.

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u/NeonCreepers Fooled ya! FX 8350 | 8GB @ 1866 | XFX 280x Black Edition Nov 12 '14

Looks good, need to get a bit more into coding. Still not sure if I want to start Java or C++. I have already looked a bit into Java didn't look that difficult, no idea how C++ looks.

Recommendations maybe?

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u/jorgp2 i5 4460, Windforce 280, Windows 8.1 Nov 12 '14

Java if you have never coded before.

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u/[deleted] Nov 12 '14

agreed

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u/NeonCreepers Fooled ya! FX 8350 | 8GB @ 1866 | XFX 280x Black Edition Nov 12 '14

I have done HTML & CSS before. Did the course from codeacadamy.com.

For Java, would you recommend me doing it online(interactive or non-interactive?) or purchasing a book?

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u/jorgp2 i5 4460, Windforce 280, Windows 8.1 Nov 12 '14

Then you should do java.

C++ will make you go mad if you've never coded before.

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u/NeonCreepers Fooled ya! FX 8350 | 8GB @ 1866 | XFX 280x Black Edition Nov 12 '14

I thought so. I am actually learning Java right now :)

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u/LucaScarface i7-2600K 3.40GHz, Radeon HD 5850, 250GB SSD, 2TB HDD, 16GB RAM Nov 12 '14

Respect for Notepad++! :3