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| Davio |
Posted - 11 November 2010 : 11:47:38
I have been using Homesite to do my ASP coding for so many years, but since I have upgraded to Windows 7 x64, I think it's time I found a more updated program to do my coding in.
What tools are you guys using to do your classic ASP and ASP.NET programming in?
I see Visual Studio 2010 from Microsoft is pretty popular, but was looking to see if there were others out there. |
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| Carefree |
Posted - 18 November 2010 : 23:12:53
I use UE Studio a lot, too. |
| SiSL |
Posted - 18 November 2010 : 21:42:39
Pretty much UltraEdit for anything... |
| Panhandler |
Posted - 14 November 2010 : 22:54:30
Expression Web 4
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| AnonJr |
Posted - 12 November 2010 : 11:47:15
I'm still using my copy of Dreamweaver MX 2004 (in code view, not the hideous, code mangling design view).
I also keep a portable copy of Notepad++ on my thumbdrive just in case.  |
| Shaggy |
Posted - 12 November 2010 : 06:24:56
I use Notepad++ for everything (or regular ol' Notepad if I'm not on one of my own machines). Also occasionally use Regular Expression Designer when a RegEx is giving me hassle.
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| HuwR |
Posted - 12 November 2010 : 02:17:36
The express version should have pretty much everything you need, I built the .net version of Snitz using the express version.
I use VS and still use homesite occasionally |
| Davio |
Posted - 11 November 2010 : 23:10:12
Ok ok, I see a trend here. VS is the tool to have if doing any .net programming.
I downloaded the express version for web development, but seems like it is missing the basic tools for any kind of editing. Guess the express version is a really really stripped down version.
Notepad++ looks good, as well as PSPad. |
| RichardKinser |
Posted - 11 November 2010 : 17:40:53
for C# I just use the Visual Studio built-in editor.
For everything else, I use PSPad. |
| ruirib |
Posted - 11 November 2010 : 12:34:38
I still use EditPlus for asp, but I do use Visual Studio 2010 for .net stuff. The latest VS version is great, indeed. |
| Podge |
Posted - 11 November 2010 : 11:54:39
Notepad++ and Visual Studio for asp & dotnet. VS rocks.
Netbeans for Java and php. |
