Adobe Dreamweaver?

LikeASir · March 2012

Anybody else use it?

I use it for school, and I like how simple it is for building some amateur sites and doesn't have a much of a learning curve.

Falloutt · March 2012

yeah it's pretty easy to use and you can get some pretty decent looking sites out of it.

iPhoenixi · March 2012

I use it. To make any website you don't need some badass editor. Amateur or professional, Dreamweaver is for both.

Although granted I only use the code editor and not the actual WYSISYG editor.

LikeASir · March 2012

iPhoenixi wrote: »

I use it. To make any website you don't need some badass editor. Amateur or professional, Dreamweaver is for both.

Although granted I only use the code editor and not the actual WYSISYG editor.

I'm still not ready to use code only, I mainly use split.

LG_SLICK · March 2012

Dreamweaver is way more deep than you think!!!
The Sony enhancer uses Adobe Dreamweaver too..
go to sony's website!!

CrackinDomes · March 2012

I remmeber having the MX 8 series, FLash, Fireworks, Dreamweaver, forgot the other one that came with.

Great programs.

Miss my coding days.

TeamBagging · March 2012

tell me about it. never heard about it.

LikeASir · March 2012

majorwen123 wrote: »

tell me about it. never heard about it.

http://lmgtfy.com/?q=Dreamweaver

YW

Liqweedate · March 2012

Ugh, dreamweaver..

Code a few websites using a proper code editor like notepad++ or Sublime Text and you're able to code websites a hell lot faster than using the wysiwig editor of DW.

LikeASir · March 2012

Liqweedate wrote: »

Ugh, dreamweaver..

Code a few websites using a proper code editor like notepad++ or Sublime Text and you're able to code websites a hell lot faster than using the wysiwig editor of DW.

You can switch between code and design on dreamweaver though.

Maybe after I get more experienced with it, I'll move on to pure code programs.

Liqweedate · March 2012

SirDeity wrote: »

You can switch between code and design on dreamweaver though.

Maybe after I get more experienced with it, I'll move on to pure code programs.

Using design kind of keeps you away from properly learning to code tho.

It's also a pain building a website with it that follows web standards.

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