Five Essential HTML5 Editors  By Scott Clark  HTML5 has garnered
plenty of attention in the last two years, and for good reasons.
The internet as we know it is changing, and HTML5 is at the
forefront of those changes. If you are eager to jump into the
HTML5 mix, you will be interested in the tools we have found for
creating websites and web apps using HTML5.  At the moment,
there are two flavors of HTML5 editors to be found: standalone
applications and browser-based editors. There are advantages and
disadvantages for each. Standalone apps are OS-dependent, that
is, some are created for Windows, others for Mac, only one is
for both. Browser-based apps, on the other hand, work on any OS,
with almost any current browser, as well as other devices such
as the iPad. Standalone apps work with or without an internet
connection. Browser-based apps are typically only available if
you are online (more on that later). Whether one is better than
the other depends on the specifics of a given developer, their
needs, require