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HTML & CSS The best editors for coding

Hello there again, guys!

So my question is what are the best editors for coding that I should use to start creating my website. So far, I learnt HTML and CSS. About to start learning JS.
I googled the question but as usual it suggests a lot of stuff, so I don't know which one to pick.
I also tried to write a code in a regular notepad (the text editor). But with time the code disappears for some reason.

Thanks in advance.
 
It depends on your needs.

Integrated-development-environments(IDEs) are heavy pieces of software that not only allow text-editing, but also debugging, auto-completion, project managers, version-control, and plenty more(features vary across all of them). For web-development, unless you're working with PHP, Java, Python, or whatever, I wouldn't recommend an IDE.

A text-editor does what it says on the box: it edits text. Some editors may contain features like auto-completion and basic debugging tools, but that's it.

Regardless of platform, experiment and find one you think works best for you. I do all of my programming in the terminal, so I use EMACS because I find it to fit my workflow better(plus, it comes with loads of other tools that may come in handy).
 
It depends on your needs.

Integrated-development-environments(IDEs) are heavy pieces of software that not only allow text-editing, but also debugging, auto-completion, project managers, version-control, and plenty more(features vary across all of them). For web-development, unless you're working with PHP, Java, Python, or whatever, I wouldn't recommend an IDE.

A text-editor does what it says on the box: it edits text. Some editors may contain features like auto-completion and basic debugging tools, but that's it.

Regardless of platform, experiment and find one you think works best for you. I do all of my programming in the terminal, so I use EMACS because I find it to fit my workflow better(plus, it comes with loads of other tools that may come in handy).
Got it. Thank you.
 
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