Five most popular editing software recommendations

notepad++ (Windows)

notepad++

A text editor that is superior to Windows Notepad, is completely free and open source, and can be highly customizable for different programming languages, such as syntax highlighting, code folding, and macros.

Emacs (all platforms)

Emacs

The Emacs text editor is loved by advanced programmers, with built-in macros and powerful keyboard commands, which is a real treat for editing code, which is almost ported to every platform and has multiple distributions, the most popular being GNU Emacs and XEmacs, which are cross-platform, Completely free and open source.

UltraEdit (Windows)

UltraEdit

UltraEdit is a $49.95 shareware, also offers a friendly interface programming editor, support for syntax highlighting, code folding and macros, and a whole bunch of other features, built-in support for syntax such as HTML, PHP, and JavaScript. and its similar to a shareware editplus also good.

TextMate (Mac OS X)

TextMate

The $63 textmate feature is powerful and attractive, and its interface is attractive, with a large number of enthusiasts in just a few years. Windows users can try using the E-Text Editor like textmate if they like textmate.

Vim (all platforms)

Vim

Like Emacs, Vim is popular as a keyboard macro and as a descendant of the famous veteran Editor VI, VIM is well suited to the tastes of keyboard-operated programmers. Vim is highly customizable, and Windows users can try Gvim or Gvim portable, while Mac users have macvim. If you just need Vim's most distinctive part of the lightweight editor, you can try cream.

TextPad (Windows)

TextPad

Windows-based shareware TextPad is priced at $32.5, it also has a variety of features for programmers, syntax highlighting, code blocking, and macros, and TextPad has a good search ability and ease of use.

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Five most popular editing software recommendations