Develop Websites Quickly with Bluefish

[ Thanks to Kurt
Edelbrock for this link. ]

“Bluefish is a code editor, so users should have a
basic understanding of XHTML and CSS, along with any other
development languages. I learned HTML rather painstakingly from an
outdated code reference, and I don’t recommend you do it that way.
Instead, try HTML & XHTML: The Definitive Guide published by
O’Reilly, which can help even the most talented developer learn new
tricks. In fact, it taught me all about the tag, and I felt
kind of dumb for previously embedding form labels in only a
paragraph tag and wrestling with CSS, but alas…

“One of the nicest things about Bluefish is that it uses
30 to 45 percent less memory than other editors. This makes quick
edits less of a hassle. Sometimes, other editors can be too clunky,
and I found myself reverting to a console-based text editor to make
a minor change, but Bluefish should stop this from happening. It
has built-in project support, so you can easily open multiple files
and keep them organized in the right path. It has all the standard
stuff, like line-numbers, search and replace, and code highlighting
for languages like HTML, Ruby (go Rails!), Python, and PHP. Best of
all, the menu bar allows you to instantly drop in code that
developers use often.”

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