Typely vs TextPad: Which is a better fit?

My overall experience with Typely has been great. This software has been a great writing tool for creating professional writing skills.

Therefore, I think this is the reason why this tool is missing out on many essential features.

I like sites where all I have to do is login to the site and do what I have to do. The setting option helps you fix certain parts of your work before you get started.

I think it may give the wrong message. I wish there were more colors you can use, as you type.

sheza s

Content Writer

It is free software that I use for proofreading of my documents. I like Typely as it is quite reliable to use.

sheza s

Content Writer

The thing I don't like about Typely is the absence of some essential features.

It also provides the ability to correct grammar and spelling. It helps me to check my papers before submitting them.

The only thing I don't like about this website is how it states the grade level of your writing.

TextPad is an excellent application, which I recommend to my colleagues to install who ever works with huge dataset.

Need work on user interface. Some times error detection leads problem.

I love the features bundled into TextPad and they really improved my productivity.

There are few bells and whistles and anything more than basic script writing is hard to do.

Supports almost all file format like java, html, css, json etc. The syntax highlighting is also good so that it eases us to differentiate on every keywords and variables etc.

It is hard to write some real cons as comparing TextPad to some heavier editors doesn't make much sense.

Sakshi S

Infrastructure Engineer

The best thing that I personally liked about TextPad is it's feasible to open very large sized files (gb) using TextPad. It provides more features than notepad and notepad.