I use a very
modern HTML editor. It is called vi.
Mine's more modern... I use vim. ;-)
Seriously, though, not counting code-generated HTML (usually written
in Perl, but there are a few exceptions to that), I think 90% of my
HTML has been written with some flavor of vi. The remaining 10% would
have been done in emacs. I have more than a few HTML docs that are
13-14 years old.
Yup, I'm pretty sure I have some dating back nearly that far.
Hand-coding isn't just a good idea for learning HTML, it really causes people
to make leaner documents. People forget that HTML is, as its acronym implies,
a markup language. When people use a page designer, they tend to forget that.
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