In our rapidly changing world, boundaries between different operating systems are often subtle, which is good news for web masters who consider using Linux on their development workstations. Content creators that come from Windows and macOS often expect to continue using their professional-level software like Adobe Dreamweaver in Linux but find that it is not available there. Although it is possible to run many Windows applications (including Dreamweaver) in Linux via Wine, the experience and desktop integration will not be the same. The state of software availability in Linux is constantly improving, with many commercial products being released nowadays for all major platforms -Windows, macOS and Linux - but potential switchers should be willing to compromise and sometimes change their habits. To make the transition more comfortable, we introduce this curated list of native, specialised Linux applications that aid in writing HTML, CSS, JavaScript and any other sort of code, as well as provide features for composing objects and testing a site layout. We've selected the most notable and useful applications that are worth your attention. Some of them are free and open source, others cost money, but there is no obvious dependency between the quality and the price. Let's look closer at what's available.
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