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Microsoft’s free, extensible editor with built‑in Git support, a massive extension marketplace, and powerful IntelliSense for web languages.
#3 Sublime Text
A fast, cross‑platform editor known for its slick UI, powerful multi‑cursor editing, and a vibrant plugin ecosystem.
#4 Atom
GitHub’s hackable editor with a built‑in package manager, collaborative Teletype feature, and strong community support (still maintained by the community).
#5 Notepad++
Lightweight Windows‑only editor supporting syntax highlighting for dozens of languages, macro recording, and a robust plugin system.
#6 Vim
Classic modal editor that runs in the terminal or GUI, offering unparalleled speed for power users through keyboard‑driven commands.
#7 Emacs
Extensible, self‑documenting editor with a Lisp‑based extension language, capable of becoming a full IDE, email client, or even a game platform.
A commercial IDE focused on JavaScript, TypeScript, and modern web frameworks, featuring advanced refactoring, debugging, and built‑in VCS integration.
#9 Eclipse IDE
Open‑source, plugin‑driven IDE originally for Java but now supports web development via the Eclipse Web Tools Platform.
#10 Apache NetBeans
Free IDE with strong HTML5, CSS3, and JavaScript support, plus built‑in Git, Mercurial, and Subversion tools.
Free edition of JetBrains’ flagship IDE; while Java‑centric, it offers solid HTML/CSS/JS editing and Git integration.
#12 GitHub Desktop
Official GitHub GUI client for macOS and Windows, simplifying cloning, branching, and pull‑request workflows with visual diff tools.
#13 GitKraken
Cross‑platform Git client with a modern UI, built‑in merge conflict resolver, and integration with GitHub, GitLab, and Bitbucket.
#14 Sourcetree
Free Atlassian Git and Mercurial client offering a visual representation of branches, commits, and stash management.
#15 Fork
Fast, intuitive Git client for macOS and Windows with a built‑in code editor, interactive rebase, and conflict resolution UI.
Browser‑based editor integrated with Azure DevOps repositories, supporting inline editing, pull‑request reviews, and CI/CD pipelines.
#17 CodeSandbox
Online IDE focused on rapid prototyping of web apps; includes live preview, npm support, and GitHub integration.
#18 CodePen
Web‑based playground for front‑end developers to write HTML, CSS, and JavaScript with instant preview and community sharing.
#19 Light Table
Reactive, real‑time code editor that evaluates code as you type, ideal for exploratory JavaScript and Clojure development.
#20 Komodo Edit
Free, open‑source editor supporting many languages, with built‑in debugging, code browsing, and basic Git integration.
#21 Bluefish Editor
Powerful editor aimed at web developers and programmers, featuring code‑aware editing, project management, and syntax highlighting for over 40 languages.