দুর্দান্ত ৫টি সোর্স কোড এডিটর দিলাম প্রোগ্রামার দের জন্য

আজকে আমার প্রোগ্রামার ভাইদের জন্য শেয়ার করলাম দুর্দান্ত কার্যকারী ৫টি শক্তিশালী সোর্স কোড এডিটর। যারা প্রোগ্রামিং লাইনে কাজ করছেন তাদের সাথে এইত নতুন করে পরিচয় করে দেয়ার মত কিছু নয়। এবং যারা নতুন এই লাইনে কাজ করছেন তারা এই পোস্ট পেয়ে খুশি হবে আমি আসা করি। তবে Dreamweaver, Coda, এবং Textmate এর মতন বিশাল এবং সেরকম শক্তিশালী না হলেও এই ৫টি এডিটর খুব সিম্পল এবং খুব সহজ ভাবে কাজ করার জন্য অন্যতম। বিবরণ গুলো ইংলিশ এ দেয়া আছে আমি বিভিন্য সাইট থেকে কালেকশন করে আপনাদের সামনে তুলে দিলাম। আসা করি সবার ভালো লাগবে।

1. Notepad ++

Notepad++ is an open source replacement for the original Notepad program (which comes with Windows) and supports several languages. It can also run on Linux, Unix, BSD and Mac OS X (using Wine). “Notepadd++ supports syntax highlighting and syntax folding for 48 programming, scripting, and markup languages” (source).

If you would like to learn how to make Notepadd++ your default text editor, you can find instructions here.

Pros

• Lightweight and launches quickly
• Tabbed editing interface
• Plugin support and macros
• Ability to add bookmarks
• Drag and drop support
• Find and replace across multiple documents
• Full screen mode
• Minimize to system tray
• Style configurator for a customizable interface
• Syntax and brace highlighting
• Auto indentation
• Auto completion
• Code folding
• Text folding
• Compiler integration
• Search and replace
• Spell checker (via plugin)
• Collaborative editing (via plugin)
• FTP support (via plugin)
• Multiple instances
• File comparison

Cons

• No HTTP, SSH or WebDav support for remote file editing
• Does not support large files
• Another program is needed in order to run on Mac OS X

2. TextWrangler

Unlike Notepadd++ mentioned above, TextWrangler is not open source and it is a Mac-only program. It also only supports one language: English. It is, however, a very “powerful general purpose text editor, and Unix and server administrator’s tool. 44 programming languages like ActionScript, C++, HTML, JavaScript, Perl, Python, SQL and VBScript. With TextWrangler you can also open extremely large files; it’s only limited by the RAM on your computer and OS X limitation to files.

If you need more advanced features like FTP and SFTP open and save, AppleScript, Mac OS X Unix scripting suppor, sleep mode, auto-save and more you can upgrade to BBEdit.

Pros

• Plugin support and macros
• Built in FTP and Secure FTP
• SSH support for remote file editing
• Ability to compare two documents line-by-line
• Syntax highlighting
• Auto indentation
• Auto completion
• Code folding
• Text folding
• Compiler integration (via plugin)
• Spell checker
• Large file support (limited by computer memory)
• Multiple instances

Cons

• No collaborative editing
• No HTTP or WebDav support for remote file editing
• Doesn’t work on Tiger on the Power Macintosh G4 (Quicksilver) series

3. jEdit

jEdit, a program for Windows, Mac OS X, OS/2, Linux, BSD, Unix and VMS, is said to be for mature programmers only. Written in Java, it is open source and supports hundreds of plugins and macros. The main window can be split horizontally or vertically and also comes with “auto indent, and syntax highlighting for more than 130 languages.

Programming languages supported include: ActionScript, ColdFusion, LOTOS, Ruby, Python and COBOL. All of jEdit’s features cannot possibly fit into this paragraph, but you can view them all here.

Pros

• Powerful search engine for regular expressions
• Syntax highlighting with customization options
• Auto-indentation
• Auto completion
• Code folding
• Text folding
• Compiler integration (via plugin)
• Plugin support and macros
• Tabbed editing interface
• Integrated FTP browser
• Spell checker (via plugin)
• FTP support (via plugin)
• HTTP and WebDav (via plugin) support for remote file editing
• Multiple instances

Cons

• Heavyweight and often slow on startup
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  Cons

  istent spell checker

• Can be buggy on the Mac
• No collaborative editing
• No large file support
• No SSH support for remote file editing

4. Crimson Editor

Crimson was written in C, is open source and is known as a professional source code editor for Windows only. It is also a suitable replacement for Notepad and supports programming in 60+ languages like Maple, LotusScript, C/C++, MySQL, Ruby, Perl and JScript. Currently it only supports the English language. Unfortunately, the last release of Crimson was in 2008, but it has been replaced by Emeral Editor.

Pros

• Syntax highlighting
• Auto indentation
• Compiler integration
• Ability to add bookmarks
• FTP support
• Instant/live spell checker
• Macros
• Multiple instances

Cons

• No auto completion
• No code folding
• No text folding
• No collaborative editing
• No large file support
• No HTTP, SSH or WebDav support for remote file editing

5. Araneae

Araneae is an editor for Web professionals that runs on Windows only. This includes HTML, XHTML, CSS, XML, JavaScript, PHP and Ruby files, as well as English, French, Greek, Spanish, and Estonian localizations!” All toolbars are viewable by default and can be rearranged to suit your preference.

Pros

• Syntax highlighting
• Drag and drop support
• Tabbed editing interface
• Quick clips
• Search and replace
• Multiple instances

Cons

• No plugins or macros

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