Notepad++ 6.0 Released
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Notepad++ 6.0 Released
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#2Notepad++ was my first text editor of choice when I decided I wanted to do web development. I've since moved on to VIM, but I'm very glad to hear Notepad++ is still going strong.
Re: Notepad++ 6.0 Released
#3What a great product, free or otherwise. It's always one of the first applications I download and install when I log into a Windows machine.
Re: Notepad++ 6.0 Released
#4Notepad++ was my first text editor of choice when I decided I wanted to do web development. I've since moved on to VIM, but I'm very glad to hear Notepad++ is still going strong.
Same story here! But I still use Notepad++ for quick tasks that I might otherwise have to spend a few thought cycles on in VIM. Also, I really like Notepad++'s Python Script plugin.
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#5I love Notepad++, but when I started using Sublime Text 2, I purchased it, and never looked back.
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#6Notepad++ is one of the fastest and the best editors out there.
Products like these show that over a given period of time, people being to notice the subtle differences between the speed of simple things, like the time taken for the context menu to appear, or the drop-down for word completion to appear. This is primarily why my use of IDEs has decreased over time. It just takes a little too long for doing stuff in them, and hinders your natural flow.
By the way, their word completion (Settings -> Preferences -> Backup/Auto-completion -> Word Completion) is simply their killer feature and has spoiled me for any other editors.
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#7Always preferred jEdit, vim, and Notetab over Notepad++.
Re: Notepad++ 6.0 Released
#8Notepad++ is one of the fastest and the best editors out there. Products like these show that over a given period of time, people being to notice the subtle differences between the speed of simple things, like the time taken for the context menu to appear, or the drop-down for word completion to appear. This is primarily why my use of IDEs has decreased over time. It just takes a little too long for doing stuff in th…
I love Notepad++ but there must be 1000s of awesome features like this that I'm still not aware of. Thanks for the tip.
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#9I love Notepad++, but when I started using Sublime Text 2, I purchased it, and never looked back.
Mind elaborating on why?
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#10Hands down my favorite editor for Windows, but when I'm using it, I still wish I was using gedit or TextMate.