Programmer's Notepad

Posted by Alexander Deliyannis
Nov 26, 2012 at 04:58 AM

Nice! It looks similar with EmEditor which was my previous Windows editor of choice (not free). My current choice is TEA—unrelated to the Text Editor Anywher utility, also discussed here in the past- which is cross-platform. One of the main reasons I opted for plain text in my notes, was to be able to work seamlessly across my Windows and Linux setups.

In Android, check out Denote and Epistle. You can set them up to watch a specific Dropbox directory, similarly to Programmer’s Notepad (but only one folder). I’ve personally opted for Denote, which works better with non-latin and accented characters.