Re: Looking for Ubuntu HTML Editor

["Aaron Bartell" <aaronbartell@xxxxxxxxx>]

I wonder if Screem is similar to what the RoR guys use?  I always see their
text editor running on a mac (I can tell because of the window header) and
they seem to have some crazy cool auto-complete stuff, though I'll bet it
takes awhile to learn it based on all the typing I hear them doing in the
video tutorials.

Aaron Bartell
http://mowyourlawn.com

On Fri, Jun 6, 2008 at 1:10 PM, Nathan Andelin <nandelin@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
wrote:

> Here's a status report.  I downloaded, installed, and tested nearly
> every tool suggested.  The one that suits me best is still "Screem":
>
> http://www.screem.org/
>
> There's no WYSISYG design surface in Screem, but you can view your work
> in Firefox with a single click.  I think I can get used to beginning an
> HTML page in a source code editor.  I should admit that I'm more
> accustomed to starting a new page in Dreamweaver's design surface,
> although I normally end-up spending most of my time in the source
> editor.  Screem suplements the source editor with code-assist,
> code-complete, and Wizards which are helpful to those who haven't
> memorized HTML and CSS tags, attributes, events, color options, etc.
>
> Eclipse J2EE and Zend Code Studio were the biggest downloads.  And they
> seem to run fine under Ubuntu.  And they offer comprehensive IDE's.  But
> their code editors were so, so.
>
> Nathan M. Andelin
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