The best XMLEditor available [closed]

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I am using an old version of Altova's XMLSp开发者_StackOverflowy and it often freezes. Do you know an alternative XMLEditor (free or not, web or windows) that I could use to write XML documents based on a XSD file?

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I can recommend Oxygen XML Editor.

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I love XML Spy too, even if it is pricey.

I can also recommend Liquid XML.

http://www.liquid-technologies.com/

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I still love XMLSpy. But Microsoft's XML notepad isn't half bad.

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Definitely Altova's XMLSpy - It's the best around!

Plus, if you have a support and maintenance package from them, you get free updates (they realease a new version/service pack 3-4 times per year with new features).

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I use Emacs with PSGML mode, and it does the job quite nicely. Setting things up and getting it all working can be challenging, but Emacs is widely used, very robust, and (with the right expertise) quite extensible. Plus, both Emacs and the PSGML mode package are open source.