Dreamweaver dethroned?

[Flowbee]

Dreamweaver will never go anywhere and will stay popular in the mainstream.

When it comes out, I'll buy you a copy of "Dreamweaver 2015."

 

[nungesser]

There's nothing wrong with using Dreamweaver as a tool to help you visualize what you're putting together. But if you don't know how Dreamweaver's doing what it's doing to build your site, you're working with blinders on.

I personally loathe DW because of the grungy bloaty code it generates; to me it's like writing code with mittens on. If TextMate had a little preview pane to see your layout as you work, I'd be very happy indeed.

Me, I'm a Fireworks junkie anyway. Best webdesign program ever made as long as you don't use its code.

 

[ChicoWeb]

Moral of the story here is hand coding is the only way to build sites. If you use dreamweaver or frontpage you might as well be my mom building a website.

Thanks.

Damn, I guess I should tell all my employees that we are a bunch of moms developing websites for corporate america. Maybe not a bad marketing plan. soccermomdesigns.com?