What's an IDE for Mac that deals with HTML development that has code-folding?
Folding Text (US$14.99) is a handy Markdown-based editing app for the Mac. Brought to you by the developers of WriteRoom and TaskPaper, it displays Hog Bay Software's commitment to clean interface.
(PHP support and auto-complete a plus)
MosheMoshe6 Answers
BBEdit is still a decent option after all these years. And from the opposite end of the evolutionary spectrum, there's Eclipse in all its newcomer-befuddling array of versions, packages, and plugins (give Aptana a try).
Ken RedlerKen RedlerDefinitely a very popular one that I used for a while. It a lot of features, too many for my taste, including code folding, php support, and auto complete
I've been using it for over a year now as an a alternative to Dreamweaver. I've heard code folding will be in the next release. So it's one you should definitely keep an eye on.
Espresso is super Mac-like and has code folding and PHP support. It autocompletes ending tags, but I think that's all. Feels clean and responsive.
andyvn22andyvn22
Sublime Text 2 gets my vote. Really nice interface, infinitely customisable, code folding, autocomplete, and some very useful features.
Not an IDE per-say but you can always do anything you would ever want with vim + the html5 mod.
OneOfOneOneOfOneWebStorm (without PHP support) and PhpStorm (with PHP support) from JetBrains.
The same support is also present in their Java IDE IntelliJ IDEA, but that's a bigger package.
The auto-complete is quite good, even for JavaScript.
There is also support for Zen Coding.