Lambda HTML Editor

When it comes to programming, solid knowledge counts as the biggest part of the general requirements, but an intuitive workspace is also a good idea. For instance, HTML projects are sure to come out as intended if written with programs like Lambda HTML Editor.

The visual design is rather simplistic, but intuitive overall to allow individuals of all levels of experience to quickly get the hang of things. By default, there’s a project navigator panel to effortlessly browse through project content, but the panel can be hidden, or set to automatically hide.

As for the edit pad itself, it benefits from line numbering, supports multiple active documents, storing them in different tabs, while the status bar shows info on current editing and project status. The upper toolbar is where most functions are found, with intuitive icons for easy identification.

Basic text editing operations can be used to undo, or redo functions, copy, cut, and paste, as well as the possibility to find and replace text strings, or simply jump to a specific line. Bookmarks can be saved in up to 10 slots, which can be accessed via hotkeys later on.

Unfortunately, the application is lacking a syntax highlighter to help manage the code a bit better. On the other hand, it comes with a rich library of snippets, tags, color code, characters, and other options to insert predefined resources.

Depending on your edit style, conversion can be made to and from HTML codes to readable characters. This process can also be automated, done while you type. Saving is regularly done, with additional formats like TXT, INI, INF, LOG, HTT, XML, CSS, XSL, JS, and PHP, besides HTML.

Lambda HTML Editor is a straightforward text editor with the purpose of helping you work on HTML projects. Sadly, the lack of a syntax highlighter delivers a significant blow to overall practicality. However, bookmark slots, file support, and comfortable document manipulation in tabs make it worth your while.