What do you use for writing coldFusion?

[philscheffer]

I am just starting a new job, using a MAC and writing coldfusion (both firsts for me). Right now I am using BBedit to write my cf, but was wondering if anyone had experience with other programs they would recommend?

[oracleguy]

When I'd do ColdFusion development, I always used HomeSite but it is Windows only.

[_Aerospace_Eng_]

I believe Dreamweaver can code coldFusion as well.

[The_Anomaly]

I believe Dreamweaver can code coldFusion as well.
Yeah, dreamweaver certainly can do CF. That's what I use for my CF coding...and it's definately the best option I've seen.

[philscheffer]

Thanks, I am loading DreamWeaver back up and am going to give it a try today. BBedit isn't necessarily treating me badly, I'd just like some more features that it doesn't have.

[dazormiq]

I use Dreamweaver only when I really need to edit the graphics. I use CFEclipse for about 90% of my work.

[crono.Serge]

Although no longer supported (completely) by Adobe, Homesite is pretty good, and "inexpensive" compared to there other programs

[artimogrif]

CF is somehow better for coding but I use DreamWeaver as well. Good for visual coding, DreamWeaver is used for a better analysis of a page.

[philscheffer]

CF is somehow better for coding but I use DreamWeaver as well. Good for visual coding, DreamWeaver is used for a better analysis of a page.

I've decided I really don't like using DreamWeaver. I got it with my CS3 package, but its too heavy. I am using Panic's Coda primarily now. Every now and then it gets funny with recognizing some CF language, but for the most part it works really well. Plus, it has a tonna nice features, like built in terminal and s/ftp.

[ryanaghdam]

Vi anyone?

[nissar]

I used DreamWeaver for ColdFusion programming. I think it is the best. And I am using HomeSite+ for ASP and PHP.