TextWrangular is my opinion a decent program. It’s only used for the Mac operating system. It’s a light weight text editor and it has a bare bone interphase. It kind of reminds me of Sublime Text. However, I do not recommend to use this to build a project out of it. As a full-stack developer, it doesn’t provide download extensions, can’t splitscreen your code display, and it never features a terminal(have to open a terminal sepritly from your desktop).
During my time in Parsons we were only using TextWrangular. I was taking a studio class and our goal was to build a HTML web site using jquery and CSS. The annoying part with HTML was that according to our professor, before writing our actual code, he wants us to type“<!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC “….”>” every time we had to build our projects, it’s an old fashion way for HTML 4 or XHTML. I keep forgetting this long doctype declaration. Luckly, I can just write a HTML5 code so that I don't have to write this long DOCTYPE code.
We built most of our CSS and JS code in HTML file instead of building our codes in a separate file, it was kinda bit of mess and wasn’t a big fan of it. He didn’t explain it well on what we are supposed to do.