EditRocket

The first thing you need to know about Richardson Software’s EditRocket is that it is meant for programmers, developers, and people who work with text. The second thing you need to know is that EditRocket puts text and code editing functionality at your fingertips. And the third thing you need to know is that EditRocket is free to use for a limited period of time.

EditRocket is available for multiple platforms: Windows (32 and 64-bit editions; available as an installer and as a portable version), Mac OS X, Linux, and Solaris/Unix.
The application can be installed on a PC powered by anything from Windows 2000 up to Windows 8. If you get the installer, a setup wizard will show up when you run the installer and will guide you through the installation process.

EditRocket features a tabbed interface. Open multiple TXT files for example and tabs for each text file will be displayed on the application’s interface. Overall, the interface is quite easy to use. As a programmer or developer you will definitely not have any problems figuring things out.

All the functionality you would expect to get from a properly good text editor is offered by EditRocket: support for multiple programming languages; syntax highlighting; spell checking; several coding tools; several web development tools; multiple validators; useful search tools; the ability to connect to FTP and SFTP servers; CSS style builder; auto completion; bookmarks; and more.

You have a trial period of 30 days at your disposal to use EditRocket for free and uncover all the functionality it has to offer. To keep using the application once the trial period expires, you will have to purchase a license.

Support for lots of programming languages, coding tools, web development tools, search tools, and other very useful tools is offered by EditRocket, a text and code editor that is available for multiple platforms.