For HTML editing, as for all of my development, I'm using eclipse. It's not a basic text editor, but if you go through the trouble of installing the WTP plugins and all those requirements, you've essentially got a pretty clever editor tied into a test-server with built in revision control support. Oh, and you can set all that up on Linux/Windows/Mac and it looks and feels the same.
Windows one-stop FTP client of choice is currently CoreFTP. Major caveat, once you've connected to one server and done what you've needed, don't connect to another server. Shut it down and restart it. To clarify, it's not the least buggy software I've found, it's just the one that always does what I need.
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Date: 2008-01-20 06:43 am (UTC)For HTML editing, as for all of my development, I'm using eclipse. It's not a basic text editor, but if you go through the trouble of installing the WTP plugins and all those requirements, you've essentially got a pretty clever editor tied into a test-server with built in revision control support. Oh, and you can set all that up on Linux/Windows/Mac and it looks and feels the same.
Windows one-stop FTP client of choice is currently CoreFTP. Major caveat, once you've connected to one server and done what you've needed, don't connect to another server. Shut it down and restart it. To clarify, it's not the least buggy software I've found, it's just the one that always does what I need.