• See also the list of Amiga editors at texteditors.org

• CygnusEd Perhaps the best known Amiga text editor; multiple views (split screen), ARexx integration. Commercial
• EdWord Professional Public domain editor (GFA Basic) w/syntax highlighting, split screen and ARexx integration
• NoWinEd MUI based text editor. Open Source. On Aminet.
• Annotate Cross platform (AOS3,AOS4, MorphOS 1 and AROS) programmers editor with macros and syntax highlighting. GPL
• FrexxEd Programmers editor with powerful built in scripting language,ARexx integration, syntax highlighting, split screens. Open source (C). On Aminet.
• Emacs - Multiple versions on Aminet. Complicated setup. TODO: Describe install process, which includes picking multiple archives and setting up an assign for GeekGadgets.
• Vi/Vim

If you prefer Emacs, FrexxEd may be the best alternative on classic AmigaOS given the complexity of getting a “real” Emacs setup running. FrexxEd comes with an FPL script that approximates many Emacs key settings. You may also want to look into Micro Emacs.

• CubicIDE IDE for AmigaOS3 and MorphOS, complete with integrated support for a number of compilers.
• CodeBench IDE for AmigaOS4
• AmiDevCpp Windows based IDE that supports cross-compilation to the various Amiga variants.
• Scribble is part of MorphOS SDK