A great framework for HTML, CSS and JavaScript that's both powerful and easy to learn. Using Bootstrap allows me to quickly create beautifully clean websites that look great on all platforms of varying screen resolutions with (almost) no required additional tweaking.
While Sublime Text by default is very simple, straightforward and clean, its high customizability allows for higher efficiency. That means more time building the website and less time wondering where everything is. Features such as tabs, multiple selection, high customizability of UI, completions, and more seem like such a natural evolution of a text editor that I simply cannot imagine going back to the dark days of Notepad.
GitHub provides the means to host and edit pages easily. Editing from any device that can access the GitHub website and custom URL redirects with the simple commit of a CNAME file in the repository are just a few reasons why GitHub Pages is great for everyone. Of course, it's not without its limitations; the only usable website formats are HTML, CSS and JavaScript (with jQuery) as GitHub Pages does not execute any server-side code. On the bright side, it's absolutely free!
When I have more time and money I'd like to move away from GitHub Pages; as a free option it's fantastic for what it is, but I'd like to be able to use server-side languages to enhance the browsing experience. The following are things to look out for in the future:
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) reducing the need to edit every page when one change is made to the nav