Dreamweaver

[Jpg]

I've been messing around with Dreamweaver 8...and... I'm getting pretty good.

http://inflamehq.com/real-free-host/main.html

I'm doing this site for a free host. I'm not done yet but it looks pretty good so far.

If you have any comments or sites you did with dreamweaver just share it.

[Xarcell]

i like dreamweaver, even though i don't know much about it. i use it as my editor for code...

[Nokonium]

Likewise Xarcell, I  still essentially hand code, but use Dreamweaver to insert the things I want. I like it as a program. I have used it to view and edit php as well, but don't let it update links when you save.

[alan s]

I took a computer course during the summer for web design using dreamweaver ,The only thing i learned there was how to put rollover effects on images i already knew everything else so it was kinda a waste of a week. I usually only use dreamweaver for editing the xml and .mod files used to create mods.

[Xarcell]

I always hard code everything. Old habit I guess...

[Wolfenrook]

I used to use Dreamweaver quite a lot, and still do when building sites with a MySQL backend as it makes the connections etc much easier to do.  For most stuff though I use Notepad2 and for things like rollover/hover effects etc I just code it into css.

Wolfenrook

[bloc]

Never use DW unless there is a site with just html pages - then its great to use the template functions of it. But for everything else- also themes: plain text-editor or PHP-editor all the way.

[parentingdiscussions]

I use Dreamweaver and like it pretty much, and I really like what you have done with it, looks great!

[Jpg]

...plain text-editor or PHP-editor all the way.

Whoot Whoot! Fight the power!

[G6Cad]

I agree Jpg, it's very impressive to see them actually site there and typ in a lot of codes and then ... there it is, all in place..

They must have a very good visual image inside the head when all the code are being made