HTML Editor for Mac

[HoddzDJ]

Okay so a while ago I asked for your opinions on an FTP client for my new MacBook Pro, and now I am looking for a HTML editor that I can use. I currently have a trial of Taco HTML Edit installed and it's not bad but it's not great. I'm not bothered about the PHP functionality of it, but I do like to see what I am going to get (WYSIWYG) even if it's as a preview. Obviously, Dreamweaver would be great but I can't justify paying all that money for it and I can't find anything cheaper on eBay for Dreamweaver.

If anyone could point me in the right direction, it would be great! I have found a few that I have downloaded but nothing has stood out to me so far. Espresso, Coda etc etc, but if you want to suggest them and tell me they are better than I thought then please tell me because I am very open minded to what I use so long as I can use it to edit files really :/!!

 

[Floris]

panic.com > coda
or macromate.com > textmate
there's also bbedit, and there are IDE's out there.

i use textmate most of the time for anything i write that's not done via a browser.

 

[gldtn]

ˆI would go with coda if your looking for a all in one type of product.. else I would go um sublime text 2 instead of textmate, it's currently more up to date than textmate. I just recently made the switch from textmate to ST2 and I'm loving it

 

[jasetaro]

I'm kind of partial to Adobe Dreamweaver and BBEdit. YMMV though.

 

[Dragapult]

I like TextWrangler. It's free but very well featured, and works very well for most types of web programming.

 

[DSF]

TextWrangler is perfect for me.

 

[Mert]

I prefer Komodo Edit

 

[Brett Peters]

Another vote for Coda & Textmate

 

[raytrails]

I vote for BBEdit