what web authoring tools do you use

Kath · 2004-11-05, 12:09 PM

....oops and a little add-on here re: Dreamweaver....

I've worked with several people over the years who absolutely LOVE this program - and while I'm sure it IS great for them, it absolutely SUCKS for someone who hand-codes it and follows after them to do updates to the pages.

Dreamweaver uses tons of superfluous code that really just bogs down the file size of the page and makes things more complex than it ever really needs to be.... at least in my experience...

I'm sure it's a great program but for folks who work TOGETHER, there's nothing better than doing it by hand, knowing how it all works so you can FIX IT yourself instead of relying on some program to get a clue and do it FOR you.

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2004-11-05, 12:09 PM	#39
Kath No offence Apu, but when they were handing out religions you must have been out taking a whizz Join Date: Apr 2003 Location: California, USA Posts: 284	....oops and a little add-on here re: Dreamweaver.... I've worked with several people over the years who absolutely LOVE this program - and while I'm sure it IS great for them, it absolutely SUCKS for someone who hand-codes it and follows after them to do updates to the pages. Dreamweaver uses tons of superfluous code that really just bogs down the file size of the page and makes things more complex than it ever really needs to be.... at least in my experience... I'm sure it's a great program but for folks who work TOGETHER, there's nothing better than doing it by hand, knowing how it all works so you can FIX IT yourself instead of relying on some program to get a clue and do it FOR you. </off soap box> __________________ READ...MY...BLOG! - kBlogger.com KLIXXX - Written by webmasters FOR webmasters!