Do you mean to code a HTML and CSS website ?

If so, use Notepad ++ to start with

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Dream weever is awesome for html and java

JSFiddle is nice if you're learning or testing: [ Register or Signin to view external links. ]

I assume you're asking about IDEs or editors. I use Sublime Text for programming because I'm too lazy for Vi and Emacs.

Kiinggunz510 wrote I have heard the Java does HTML

HTTK wrote html and java

i heard that Dreamweaver is quite good and easy to use and apparantly it also teaches you the coding as you go along. not sure if i'm right but yeah so feel free to correct me anyone but i heard its good for making very good websites

I started with notepad++ and I pretty sure you should.

With dreamweaver alot of its just pressing buttons, if you want to learn anything use notepad++ and do it from scratch!

I personally love Sublime Text. It's a very clean and responsive text editor. It has Packages you can install and make it into a partial IDE.

Adding to what Left said, Dreamweaver and those other "Click and Drag" Programs, are NOT a good way to learn if you plan on doing Web Design a lot.

And no Teh_AG, Dreamweaver doesn't teach you anything, really. It just allows you to create a website the lazy-way and you wouldn't learn anything if you rely on it.

Notepad++ is (in my experience) the fastest editor around, and supports syntax highlighting for just about any language you could ever want. What it's not is an IDE, and without the heavy use of plugins, you are really on your own. Most would agree this is the best way to learn, as you're forced to find your own answers.

As you advance, it might not be enough. Many devs deter to their own preferred editor. The Java guys use Eclipse, the PHP guys use PHPStorm etc. Notepad++ is probably perfect for you as you're only learning.

Eventually you may wanna look into Sublime Text 2, which has rightfully earned its place among the other big boys. However if you can't justify dishing out $70 on an editor which is being neglected by its one developer, I recommend [ Register or Signin to view external links. ] , a free (and I quote), "hackable text editor for the 21st Century". It's outstanding.

I will quickly list a few programs, which I use for Java / html.

- Notepad (Html / Java)
- Notepad++ (Html / Java)
- Dreamweaver (Html / JavaScript)
- Adobe Edge (Html / Java)
- NetBeans (Java)
- Eclipse IDE (Java)

Hope I helped, thanks!

I love Sublime Text, I've used Dreamweaver, but I feel like it makes it more complicated since you have to learn how to use the software.

Sublime text looks clean and smooth, and it's easy to use.