What programs are best for using HTML, CSS and JS on your PC?

[Admiral Snackbar]

I only ask, because I've not gone outside of Khan Academy yet and they limit some of the codes so that you don't make mistakes and sometimes they help too much.

That and eventually I'm gonna have to study somewhere that doesn't use KA.

 

[Hamster]

You mean using as in coding?

Atom, Brackets or VS Code should be fine.

 

[Admiral Snackbar]

You mean using as in coding?

Atom, Brackets or VS Code should be fine.

Thank you!
Are these what they use in the workplace?

 

[Hamster]

Thank you!
Are these what they use in the workplace?

Yep

 

[Bryn]

I only ask, because I've not gone outside of Khan Academy yet and they limit some of the codes so that you don't make mistakes and sometimes they help too much.

That and eventually I'm gonna have to study somewhere that doesn't use KA.

Visual Studio and Brackets are my two favourites.

 

[Zarkon]

I only ask, because I've not gone outside of Khan Academy yet and they limit some of the codes so that you don't make mistakes and sometimes they help too much.

That and eventually I'm gonna have to study somewhere that doesn't use KA.

U can use notepad ++ its free. U can also try Sublime which many people are using,u can use it for free also it will prompt u to buy it,but they still let u use it. So if u like it after using it for a while u can buy it! I would say use sublime for now,but give them all a try and see what u like

 

[Admiral Snackbar]

I posted my Javascript into Visual Studio Code and nothing happened.

 

[Hamster]

I posted my Javascript into Visual Studio Code and nothing happened.

Run it through your browser...??

 

[Admiral Snackbar]

Run it through your browser...??

Thanks

 

[eternaloptimist]

https://jsbin.com/?html,js,output
https://plnkr.co/
https://jsfiddle.net/

 

[mr_norris]

U can use notepad ++ its free.

Visual Studio 2015 Community Edition is free. I use it at work and at home.

 

[zippy]

I posted my Javascript into Visual Studio Code and nothing happened.

Visual Studio Code is awful. A good idea that still needs lots of work.

 

[Admiral Snackbar]

Hehe I stayed up all night learning all I could.

I have played around a bit with notepad, notepad++ and VS Code.

But I still prefer Khan Academy's by far, real time updates are legit.

So far I find html/CSS a bit easier than Javascript, but only time will tell.

 

[FarligOpptreden]

No votes for NetBeans? I find it quite powerful when developing HTML / CSS / JS...

 

[Beachless]

Chrome, press F12 once the page is loaded.

 

[Thor]

No votes for NetBeans? I find it quite powerful when developing HTML / CSS / JS...

Meh it's java


Html css and Javascript = sublime text

 

[Admiral Snackbar]

Chrome, press F12 once the page is loaded.

Can you edit it like this though in a viable manner?

 

[Thor]

Can you edit it like this though in a viable manner?

Nope.

It's more for debugging

 

[Beachless]

Can you edit it like this though in a viable manner?

Nope.

It's more for debugging

You can you can edit and save but it depends on your site If you are using mvc type libraries etc then no.
Simple sites like you are talking about you can do it all within chrome.

 

[Thor]

You can you can edit and save but it depends on your site If you are using mvc type libraries etc then no.
Simple sites like you are talking about you can do it all within chrome.

I'll advise against.

Go get sublime text, load wamp and then use chrome and Firefox for debugging