lately i just directly code on to my website because i don't mind it being messy for a while but you should check out glitch! it generates a random url for you and you can just use one as a testing website and you can multiple sites if you want to work on multiple things at once

i use visual studio code mostly for the live previews feature & the neocities plugin. but if you're worried about using a microsoft product, visual studio codium is a fork of it but missing certain plugins

i use phoenix code, visual studio code is also a good suggestion (plus it’s fork that was mentioned)

Plus one on Phoenix Code, pretty straightforward but nice features like live preview.

visual studio code while hosting the code itself on github so i can revert if i make a mistake!

just learned glitch is shutting down and i didnt kno bc all my projects are still up. vs code like everyone else is saying is also really great

I use codepen. The con is it's online only, but if you like living off the bare minimum like me it works just fine

w3 schools tryit html editor (dont judge ^^' )

VSCodium, a community maintained and telemetry free version of Virtual Studio Code

Notepad++ might be an easy upgrade that can help spotting mistakes. I write in a doc and then add markup and stuff in Notepad++.

I use Vim, since I mostly just work out of my terminal, lol

writin stuff (in sublime text in my case) into markdown files n havin eleventy generate the stuff into proper html based on that and the lil templates ive wrangled together... can b nice w more sprawling sites (but also shoutout to simplicity definitelyyyy)

woah, wasn't expecting so many responses, you're all awesome! looks like i have a lot to look into this upcoming weekend. thank you all!

I now use Phoenix Code because of all you lovely people, it's awesome.