   [web] perl / html / css / javascript editor?
  Heya,I'm used to programming in C++, and I really miss Visual Studio. I don't need a full IDE, but it'd be nice to at least have an editor with code highlighting, that maybe did some other small things (like pay attention to indenting).A lot of times, my web code can start to look like a crazy wall of text after a while.I use Windows XP by the way.   
  Back when I was still on Windows I used HTML-Kit. It's a good editor. I recommend it.These days I use Gvim. These is a Windows port of Gvim available if you want. Gvim is extremely powerful but has a very, very steep learning curve. Don't even expect to know how to type without reading a tutorial.   ;Quote:Original post by SanderThese is a Windows port of Gvim available if you want. Gvim is extremely powerful but has a very, very steep learning curve. Don't even expect to know how to type without reading a tutorial.And don't let your cat get near your keyboard, or it may format your HD, launch a nuke or program skynet by accident. xDSeriously, +1 GVim if you're in for some serious editing power. The windows version is a 1st class citizen in the Vim world and can't even be called a "port" these days.;  Nothing against GVim from my side, though I personally prefer scintilla based editors, like Notepad++ (Windows) or Scite (Unix). As for an IDE, QT-Creator 1.1 now has support for &#106avascript (and a fake Vim mode, haven't tried yet). Though I don't know about support for html/perl; I think this is just to support their ECMA Script integration.   ;Programmer's Notepad is a good general-purpose text editor (and supports Perl, CSS, JavaScript &c). It's based on Scintilla, like Notepad++, but has a much neater UI.   ;  I use the free Komodo Edit for web stuff. It's designed for web langauges specifically. Komodo IDE is better, but I haven't done enough web work yet to warrant getting the paid version yet, although I'm considering it if I get more hardcore into Python.   ;  notepad++, free, syntax any language, have multiple windows open for editing two pages or three at once, very handy. Worth a look.   ;  I've heard good things about Aptana.If you were on OS X, I'd also recommend looking into Coda.   ;  Whatever editor you use, make sure it has built-in ftp and sftp support. Gvim and HTML-Kit do. There's a plugin for notepad++ that adds this as well. I don't know about the rest.   ;  Oh man, I'm sorry. I totally forgot that I made this thread.I use OS X at work, and I agree that Coda is pretty awesome. I wish it was available for Windows.Thanks for all of the suggestions, guys. I wonder if this info would be worth adding to the sticky?   