Windows 10 welcomes Alpha version of HTML editor application: Supports PC mobile dual platform

Computer store news: Microsoft has released an HTML editor application for Windows 10 PC /Mobile dual platform, although it is still in the Alpha stage, but still in the Alpha stage, It already supports writing HTML, CSS, PHP, JavaScript code, and has a number of helper tools to help you improve your productivity. If you've ever thought about debugging optimization code while walking, Microsoft has now provided you with an implementation. You can open an existing file or create a new one, loading or saving —&mdash by OneDrive means you can do this from any supported device.

The editor has several important features:

▪ Highlight HTML, CSS, and JavaScript syntax;

▪ HTML rendering - showable A rendered HTML/CSS/JavaScript version;

▪ Set window size;

▪ Select CSS and JavaScript files in real time;

▪ Autocomplete: PC version supports advanced Completion, mobile version support basic completion.

Given that the app is still in the Alpha phase, the bug is definitely inevitable. In Neowin's test, I encountered some crashes or individual buttons that didn't work, but the ability to create and edit files was OK.