When it comes to writing HTML, CSS, and JavaScript all within the same code editor, there are some general considerations that most developers usually make to ensure that they acquire a feature set that suits their needs. Since the entire HTML5 stack is rendered as plain text documents, technically any text editor will get the job done. Although every developer has their own unique setup and development style, there are many common pieces of functionality that are always worth looking out for.
Having the ability to preview and even manipulate assets that are included into your projects, such as images, video, audio, and other external assets, directly within your development environment can allow you to speed up the development flow by containing your focus within a specific application. Applications such as Adobe's Dreamweaver, which we will cover in a moment, are a great example of a software that has been designed...