HyperText Markup Language (HTML)
HTML is an extensively recognized language in web
development. According to reports HTML is used in 99% of web development
projects all around the world. HyperText means the text is having a link in it
which is known as a hyperlink. If a user snaps on the word having a hyperlink
will automatically redirect to another web page. The document structure of HTML
is very strict. Each and every document starts with an HTML opening tag
(<html>) and ends with a closing tag (</html>). Every section
begins with an opening and ends with a closing tag.
Cascading Style Sheet (CSS)
Cascading Style Sheet is a programming language that is used
to style web pages or HTML documents. The basic work of CSS is to inform the
browser that how the codes or elements of HTML will look on screen and on other
media platforms. It is designed to add styles and makes a webpage customized.
Successful HTML and CSS code editors
• Notepad++
Notepad++ is a free and open-source editor which is basically
designed for beginners. It offers syntax of highlighting and autocorrect. It
also supports around 75 other programming languages.
Advantages-
1. Free and open-source
2. Customizable User Interface
3. Ability to work with Macros
Disadvantages-
1. Old design
2. Betterment of Plug-in Management
3. Available for Windows only
• Sublime Text
Sublime Text is a commercial source code editor which
supports a variety of programming and markup languages. It provides standard
features like cross-platform support, split editing, and multiple-section
editing. For smooth plugins, Sublime Text provides Python API. There are many Html and CSS web development
companies that use Sublime Text as a text editor.
Advantages-
1. Tab selection is adorable
2. Auto-complete is effectual and perfect
3. Split-screen and multiple-screen editing
Disadvantages-
1. Only available for macOS
2. Premium version is quite expensive
3. Fewer extensions and plugins
• Visual Studio Code
Visual Studio Code is an open-source editor developed by
Microsoft for Windows, Linux, and macOS. VS Code provides IntelliSense which
gives auto-completion for tags-based variable types, functions, and imported
modules. These features make VS Code a powerful solution for debugging code.
Advantages-
1. Big user base and developer community
2. Powerful native support for other languages
3. Code transparency
Disadvantages-
1. Interface and other options may be terrifying for
beginners
2. Lacks in the button bar
3. Big RAM consumption
• Edit+
Edit+ is a premium editor build for Microsoft Windows. The
amount relies on the number of users a person needs to buy a license for. Edit+
supports HTML, CSS, Java, C/C++, ASP, VBScript, Python only while other code
editors support many other languages. It also provides features like spell
check, auto-completion, search and replace, customizable keyboard shortcuts,
etc.
Advantages-
1. Split-screen code editing is available
2. Editable keyboard shorts
Disadvantages-
1. Limited support to other languages
2. Absence of large tailor of other options
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