Archive for July, 2007
Best Of: Best Free Text Editor
If you are a webmaster, you will appreciate the advantages of having a good text editor to configure your coding with.Editing your websites scripts and codes is hard enough already, without the hassle of having to deal with the disadvantages of editing a site in notepad (limited search functions ect…), I have composed a list [...]
Featured: NoteTab Light
NoteTab Light is a popular text editor and Notepad replacement. Tabbed interface provides easy access to all open documents. Offers many time-saving features, including a “Clipbook” tool that can be used to paste frequently-used text clips and playback macros. Can search and replace multi-line criteria across all open documents, with support for regular expressions. The [...]
Featured: Crimson Editor
Crimson Editor is a professional source editor for Windows. While it can serve as a good replacement for Notepad, it also offers many powerful features for programming languages such as HTML, C/C++, Perl and Java. It offers Syntax Highlighting for HTML, C/C++, Perl, Java, Matlab and LaTeX and can be extended for other programming languages [...]
Featured: PSPad Editor
PSPad editor is a programmers (or bloggers) editor with support for multiple syntax highlighting profiles. It comes with a hex editor, CP conversion, text differences, templates, macros, spellcheck option, auto-completion, Code Explorer and much more. The program is pre-configured for the most popular programming languages (VB, C++, SQL, PHP, ASP, Python etc.) and you can [...]
Featured: Flixster [dot] Com
Flixster.com is an online database of information about films and actors. It includes social features such as the ability for individual users to review and rate films and to compare their ratings with invited friends to assess compatibility in film tastes.
I tried flixster for the first time a few weeks ago and was quite surprised [...]
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