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Does anybody here uses Macromedia Dreamweaver to design websites? is it good? is there a better one?
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Re: Macromedia Dreamweaver.
I've tried a trial version a long time ago. I mainly use Frontpage 2002 to make websites. -
Re: Macromedia Dreamweaver.
Well, since you have tried Dreamweaver, do you think Frontpage 2002 is better than Dreamweaver? what would you recommend a newby?Comment
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Re: Macromedia Dreamweaver.
Most of professionals once used Dreamveawer like a HTML editor and they recommend it, now they many go back to simple notepad. FrontPage seems to be a little out of date, since I heard only for few who use it.
Some free HTML editors exist though:
NotePad ++
Crimson Editor
ConText
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Re: Macromedia Dreamweaver.
I've used it once... I really didn't like it though itr was kinda confusing... I stick to HTML CSS, and PHP & MySQL... Nothing against it... If I had it and learned how to use it I might actually have a better webpage than I do now LOL.
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Re: Macromedia Dreamweaver.
I recommend Dreamweaver. I am using Dreamweaver MX 2004 and Dreamweaver 8 features also looks good. For newbies it is highly recommended. The features i like most are...
1. Templates (One change would reflect in whole site)
2. Putting objects into html file is so easy.
3. Navigating to a position of HTML is easy (for hand coders like me)
4. Easy build-in javascripts for preload image, popup, validation, etc
5. Easy integration with PHP/MySQL, ASP, etc.
so that you can easily build register, log-in, master-details page, etc without coding knowledge.Comment
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Re: Macromedia Dreamweaver.
Yes I use dreamweaver, I prefer it as it has better features and is most user friendly compared to other html editors.
I would definitely recommended this editor dreamweaver to anyone.Comment
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