Cons

• Not appropriate for backend code writingBrackets Text Editor is a source code editor created by Adobe Systems. Brackets is free, open-source, and cross-platform software mainly designed for web developers who work with projects in CSS, HTML, and JavaScript,  available for macOS, Windows. It has a very pleasant interface with simple lines that make the entire workspace enjoyable.
  

  Why Use Brackets?

  Brackets Text Editor is a lightweight, yet powerful, modern text editor. Blend visual tools into the editor so you get the right amount of help when you want it. With new features and extensions released every 3-4 weeks, it’s like getting presents all year long.

  Hassle-Free Installer And Attractive GUI

  Setting up the program takes little time and effort. The main window is split into two main areas, namely the code editor and sidebar with working files to easily switch through.

  Pros	Cons
  Built-in browser live-updating: It will automatically refresh the browser and load the latest saved version of a file open in the browser. This works with php as well. Editing a css will even highlight the tag that’s currently being worked on. However, it only works with Chrome.	Some gaps have to be filled by plugins, while these features should be built in. For example: Jump to matching brace (bracket/parenthesis) Gutter selection of lines Recall previous searches/replacements Autofill of search field with text under caret (text has to be selected) Show whitespace / end of lines / indentation guides / right margin Selection to upper / lower case and some more.
  Built-in extension manager: The functionality of Brackets can be extended via a simple-to-use extension manager. The extension manager also has a considerable number of extensions and themes.	Problematic updater: Though the website says there is an update available, the updater in Brackets may give you an error, resulting in you having to download updates manually.
  Free, open-source and cross-platform: Brackets are entirely free and open source.	Supports only web languages by default: Brackets is built for web development and that’s where it excels at out of the box. Other languages that have a CodeMirror mode can be added as well.<and language support plugins can be added>
  Actively developed: This software being actively maintained and developed.
  Can style a tag without switching over to the stylesheet: A feature called “Quick Edit” allows the user to select a tag in (a html file, for example) and edit the associated style without switching over to the css document. It also supports SASS and fewer pre-processors.
  Lightweight: Brackets are easy on memory usage and it starts up quickly.
  Multi-line (multi-query) editing: You can have your cursor independently on multiple lines and so creating templates and/or editing multiple things at once is really fast and easy.