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LinuxCult: A Review of Bluefish
May 5, 2006, 11 :30 UTC (1 Talkback[s]) (6776 reads)

[ Thanks to abhishek for this link. ]

"Bluefish, the GTK-based text editor tailored for dynamic web programming, includes most standard features like syntax highlighting and multiple documents, but also some very neat features such as integrated documentation, boilerplate code, and dialogs and wizards. In this article, we will evaluate Bluefish's unique features as well as its shortcomings.

"Bluefish is an editor designed especially for writing code for websites--both static and dynamic. Unlike most free development tools on GNU/Linux, that are focused on more general programming, Bluefish is packed with useful features unique to the domain of web programming. Due to this focus, it can be much quicker to learn to use and become productive with, though it is aimed developers with some experience..."

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