What do you use to code websites?

[st3phvee]

I use VSCodium! VSCode without the MS telemetry / Copilot bloat! I know there are a few handy extensions that aren't available on VSCodium, but I way prefer it over VSCode.

[torrent-empress]

I used Phoenix code, been using that since when it first came out as brackets and had been funded by Adobe. I really like it, personally.

Before that I used sublime text and atom on occasion.

[hikatamika]

Used to use Atom before Microsoft/GitHub sunset it… Now I use VSCode. I've been meaning to switch to VSCodium, but I've been having convenience-induced laziness despite the Microsoft Telemetry and AI-Chatbot-Coding bloat.

I used to use WordPress for content management, but the plugin bloat and over-complicatedness of adding new content to my site made me switch to 11ty, where I just have to HTML/CSS/JS-up support for content types, and then adding new pages, posts, and art to my site is as easy as adding Markdown or Nunjucks files with YAML metadata. Love it.

[Yoylecake420]

I copy-paste most of my html.

[bugwatcher]

VSCode, and I push the updates from that using git to my live site ^^ I just like to work offline without affecting the code of my actual site

I used to just code directly in nekoweb's files, and then i used their online VSCode clone called Nekode, but when that stopped working on my browser and I wanted to rework my whole site anyways, I use the method above now ^^b

Edit: I'll consider switching to VSCodium I think :0 the copilot stuff annoys me anyways

[fairyrune]

i've been using phoenix code recently. it offers a live preview plugin which helps me a lot - refreshing constantly is annoying!  i'll be moving to linux soon, so it's nice to know it has a linux version too. it's very clean, you can have multiple files open at once and switch between them easily while retaining the live view.

[cinnamuff]

I use Notepad++ for all of my coding needs!!! It's lightweight and doesn't use up a ton of memory. Before I moved all of my coding files to local storage, I used Neocities's code editior since that was where my sites were hosted before I moved to Teacake!