Favorite WYSIWYG

[zeroradius]

I have dreamweaver proffesional 8 but i won't use it. I don't typicly use WYSIWYG. At least not ones that are meant to be used for that. I usualy make a whole site in Photoshop CS2 then slice it so that I can add in parts I need and export it as HTML. Once I finish that I go into the code and climb through it making it more dynamic.

Originally Posted by chili5

Nope, I'm in a class where we make web sites and we use dream weaver.

They tried to make us use a wysiwyg in school but we talked them into just letting us code in the end. they made us use C#.net visual editor so now we can make apps but don't know how to code an app that uses a form or any other visual componet from scratch. that was the last strawl for me

[chili5]

I have dreamweaver pro 8 also but I don't like to use the WYSIWYG editors.

We have to use dream weaver in the class I'm in, it's a requirement for the course to know how to use it.

[Xav]

But you can switch it into code view?

[chili5]

That's what I'm going to do for the final project but I still prefer the simple text editors. The only thing that I like about dream weaver is the the feature were it fills in part of the code for you.

Like as your typing, i forget why dream weaver calls that.

[Xav]

VWD does that as well, and it's free.

[chili5]

but dream weaver is expensive so it has to be better.

what is so good about dream weaver?

[Xav]

Not necessarily. All Apple products are eye-wateringly expensive, and they're not better.

[chili5]

I have to disagree though, apple products are better than products for windows I think.

[Xav]

I have to disagree, though - Apple SUCKS.

We should start up a Mac vs. PC thread.

[chili5]

Yeah we should, to avoid this going way off topic.

I'll tell you what I think of dream weaver when I'm done with it.