What do you use to code websites?

[Nickolox]

I used to program everything in Notepad++ up until this year, when I switched to VSCode. The extensions have made the switch very worth it, making stuff feels much smoother and quicker now... Though maybe that's on my end rather than the program I use haha 

[wetnoodle]

I almost exclusively use the Neocities editor and I'm not ashamed to admit it.

Yoooo same here 

[cynderthekitsune]

i'd like to do it in Kate though i usually just use the browser and Nekoweb's native code :P

i like to make silly local 'index.html' files with a silly styles css file, and those are usually just to see how much i can make in one sitting, without any help. so far i've gotten pretty good before i got stuck!   

i think i've finally implemented a thing where my site goes offline on Mondays (though i just hope it works qwq) so maybe that'll help lol
though personally i've found if i code it locally, then i expect the image (or whatever) files on my hdd to automatically link up to there, cuz it was made on my PC, i know where my files are, i know my filesystem, so it's just muscle memory :3

[candycanearter07]

I use GNU Emacs, but I don't hand-code HTML for every page. I have partials that I include in a pandoc template or in Markdown files, and I've written a bunch of shell scripts to build my site, which I call from a Makefile. I can push my site to my host by running "make install".

Hypothetically, how would I set that up on gitea?

[candycanearter07]

Also I currently use 32Bit Cafe's Gitea and a hook to push it to my neocities when I commit.

[jack_dawlia]

When it comes to websites, i mostly stick to the neocities editor, i like the colours and the warning popups are good enough ^^ my wips are in full display but i like people being able to see what im working on :). With the insane number of pages i have on my site (>50 >_>) i should really use something more automated to deal with all my files buttt i cant be bothered to figure that out

If im doing a bunch of more complicated javascript, i use vscode as it doesnt have the delays that the neocities editor can have (the number of times i've thought my code was broken and it turned out neocities just hadn't updated is higher than i'd like to admit TwT"). it makes me feel like a proper programmer lol

when doing longer writing things like blogs i use good ol' text editor cuz its nice and plain

[chipyowo]

i used vscode to make the base of my website. it'd take a considerable amount of time to code/test/transfer to server, so nowadays i just edit directly into the website's server. it has some cons, obviously, but its faster that way so i like it :)

[thearistocats]

I truly just use the text editor that Ubuntu ships with, and I have my neocities site mounted in my filesystem (I'm not even sure if this is the right way to say it) so I can edit the site directly. I also use Pinta to resize and crop my graphics. There's a bunch of physical supplies I use to make my graphics but that's another story, you can check my about page on my site if you're curious

[bby]

i use vscodium with three extensions: spell right, live preview, and image preview. i should probably check out extensions more to see if there's anything else useful, but these work great for me!

in the past, i have used notepad++, neocities editor, wordpad, and regular notepad :)

[NinePsi]

i code on an exceptional amount of coke (cola) and a built in editor (i am simply cracked) 
sometimes i use visual studio code but i dont know everything i need for other websites and sometimes it just comes out weird in visual studio vs my browser
anyway if i see suggestions in here i like (or new ones) ill yoink them

[moeghost]

notepad++ on top!!!

[crazyroostereye]

I tend to use neovim for my task, because I am directly working on the Server and wanting the same Environment on my local Machine I use there too.

[Paprika]

I was using notepad++ for making the main content of a page and then make some touches to it while in NeoCities editor. Now that I moved to linux, I'm using VS Codium but I'm trying to spam the NeoCities editor as less as possible because I feel bad for making 6+ updates to fix a handful of typos.

I'm learning to do it all in VS Codium and once it(s corrected and edited properly, I pate it on neocities. Gotta let that poor website editor breath because I really feel bad seeing 13k+ updates while it should be less than 1K... 

[starbreaker]

Hypothetically, how would I set that up on gitea?

You want to run a makefile on Gitea? You could probably use Gitea Actions for that, but check the manual first.

I don't use any sort of CI or task runner service myself. When I want to build my website, I do it locally and manually by running "make". When I'm ready to upload, I run "make install".

[Slix]

I've been using the built-in cPanel text/code editor for my website since like, 2010. :P I used it even before it had code color hinting and was just text.    I really don't like fancy IDE editors because they try to auto complete more than I want them to, and having my files directly on the server when editing helps me make sure the scripts I'm writing are working as I go. Plus, I can basically edit my site on any computer that has a web browser, which is handy. I have tried BBEdit on the computer, but I usually only use it when I'm doing larger edits and cross-comparing code between pages or something like that.