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List:       quanta
Subject:    Re: [Quanta] Time to Move On
From:       Niko Sams <niko.sams () gmail ! com>
Date:       2011-12-30 14:20:43
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On Sat, Dec 24, 2011 at 19:21, Alan C Whiteman <acwhiteman@visualis.us> wrote:
> It is most unfortunate that Quanta Plus is not being actively developed and
> has been more or less abandoned by the community. It has come to having to
> rely on KDE3 reincarnations, much prodding and tweaking, and the generosity
> of one dedicated maintainer (for whom much appreciation is given.)
>
> I happily used Quanta Plus for several years until it was time to dive into
> HTML5 and CSS3. Again, I found the hassle of trying to tweak QP, for
> instance, to recognize the DTD and new tags, not worth the trouble.
>
> As hard as it was to move away from QP, I am now using Aptana 3 as my IDE of
> choice for my web design needs. So far, it has proven to be an excellent
> replacement with a myriad of features to make life easier. And it also runs
> on Linux, which is a necessity.
>
Depending on your needs you can consider KDevelop as a replacement for Quanta.
Especially if you do Php development.
KDevelop4 uses the php plugin Quanta4 would use and it's much more advanced than
the Quanta3 php support ever was.

And there also is Alpha Quality CSS Language support (it actually
works and gives code
completion) and Alpha HTML/XML Language support (very powerful and complex, with
rough edges and crashes)

Niko
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