Emacs, the one true editor ;-) On Feb 13, 2:08 pm, Jason Huebel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > For those poor souls who can't use TextMate because you're on Windows, > you might want to take a look at InType (http://intype.info/). It's > still in alpha (and will eventually be commercial software), but it > includes a CakePHP "bundle". Bundles are plugins that include code > snippets and keyboard shortcuts for a particular language. > > It's a very lightweight and extremely clean (almost to a fault) > interface. Hope you like it. > > Jason Huebel > > [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > > G'day all, > > > Matt from Australia here. In the past I've done all my PHP coding > > using a text editor such as Wordpad, and then a few years back I've > > begun using Dreamweaver. > > > Currently I'm using Dreamweaver 8 and I've found it to be quite good > > when dealing with .php files. It's not great when editing .thtml > > files though, since it doesn't recognize them as code, and so doesn't > > give you all the nice code colouring and auto-closing of tags, etc... > > At least the automated uploading/downloading is nice. > > > What do you use for Cake cooking?
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