QuickEdit (full name: QuickEdit Text Editor) is a small, fast, stable and full-featured text/code universal editing application for Android platform. It has been optimized for use on both smartphones and tablets, can be used as a standard text editor for plain text files, or as a code editor for programming files, and is equally suitable for both advanced and ordinary users.

Acode (AKA: Acode editor) is a small yet very powerful code viewer + code editor + code debugger and Web IDE for Android platform, developed by Foxdebug from India. You can use it to view, edit and debug HTML, JavaScript, MarkDown directly on your Android-based smartphone or tablet PC.

If you are used to writing something on computer in daily life, you'll need a handy text editor. In addition to large office software like Microsoft Office, we actually have a lot of lightweight plain text/Markdown editors to choose from. Thereinfo, iA Writer is a good example. With its Help, whether it's moving your office anywhere, blogging, journaling, or drafting, it enables you to write more easily and efficiently on a variety of platforms...

At the Build 2015 developer conference, in addition to the release of Microsoft Edge browser and the preview version of the brand new Windows 10, the biggest surprise was the release of Visual Studio Code - a free, open-source and cross-platform code editor for programming modern Web and cloud applications. Its direct competitors are Sublime Text, Atom, Vim, Notepad++, Brackets, etc. In order to improve its competitiveness, it even provides keyboard shortcuts installation for them all.

IDM Computer Solution's UltraEdit claims to be the #1 and simply the world's best text editor in the world. Actually this's relative, just as a lot of reviews for some great software you can see in AppNee - most of which depend on personal use experience and habits. Anyhow, we can't deny that UltraEdit is really powerful.