It's definitly Sublime Text 2! I really love coding with this one. I saw many users including the Espresso Project-File in their .gitignore file on GitHub. So be sure to check it out too. But my choice is Sublime Text 2 because of the plugins and everything. (Will have a look at Espresso soon, too!)

Espresso (Mac) Sublime Text 2 (PC)

I use iTerm and vim to write all my code. I simply can't find a faster way of manipulating text.

So there's a clear winner. Thanks again, helped a lot!

Sublime Text 2 for sure! Using it along with LiveReload (http://livereload.com) Is a fantastic combo. :)

Sublime Text is a wonderful code editor for web development. That said, if you want to use a bleeding-edge HTML, CSS, and JS editor, try out Brackets (http://brackets.io). It's really awesome.

SublimeText 2 with Browser Refresh: http://gcollazo.github.com/BrowserRefresh-Sublime/

Used to be Coda, then it became a bit too bloated for my liking.

Currently happy with Sublime 2.

Sublime Text 2 - Main reason is its super lightweight, its just the right amount of bulk. Many IDEs are just too big, it feels like a huge commitment just to open it like with Coda, Eclipse, etc. Not to mention, the file navigation and little code shortcuts are really great. Things like multiple cursors and bracket matching really speed up my workflow.

Was a huge Espresso fan but Sublime Text 2 changed everything for the better. It feels like "your" text editor. What I mean is that a lot of editors impose a sort of flow and order on how things will be done in that particular editor. Sublime Text 2 feels like youre in control of the entire app.

Thanks so far people.

Since I tryed Sublime Text I can't code without it. And if you use Emmet from Zen Coding...

I used to use Coda, but recently it's been a mixture of Sublime Text 2 and vim.

I have used Coda in the past, but I really think Sublime Text 2 is the best choice out there. (This being on Mac)