Dreamweaver?

pete101 · 01-21-2007

Just wondering how many people out there use Dreamweaver? I know it is an expensive program and you can get cheaper ones like GoLive and Front Page but I just prefer the features and UI of Dreamweaver... I tried writing my own HTML for a while but there is no way I will ever get that stuff down!

profanitytalker · 01-21-2007

You can download it illegally but dreamweaver is so easy to use. It has everything a web designer wants and needs.

superstrikertwo · 01-21-2007

Please do not talk about illegal was to get stuff.

I use dreamweaver and love it. My sites would look horrible with out it.

profanitytalker · 01-21-2007

Sorry about that super. I bought my dreamweaver and I guess i should not advertise things illegally.

superstrikertwo · 01-21-2007

Quite all right.

javablues · 01-26-2007

Let me just create a stir here. Microsoft discontinued Frontpage in 2006 but support to Frontpage customer is still available. Instead, Microsoft introduced new products whose features were taken from Frontpage. These are Microsoft Office SharePoint Designer 2007 and Microsoft Expression Web. Do these web dev't softwares finally give Dreamweaver a run for its money?

m3talc0re · 01-28-2007

A friend of mine is using Microsoft's Expression and says he likes it. I haven't tried it yet and don't know when I will. Doubt I will at all though. I hand code using Notepad++ and don't like wysiwyg editors in the least bit.

StarLab · 01-28-2007

I liked Dreamweaver in my early days. Now I just consider it bloatware which contains too many options I will never use. It is, however, a good program for beginners. It does (or did) come with some decent tutorials which takes you from the ground up.

I have not bothered with the latest 2-3 versions as the cost highly outweighs its usefulness.

I agree with M3talc0re... notepad and a simple FTP proggie is all you need. Oh, and perhaps some dev knowledge would helpful too. ;)

amygdala · 02-10-2007

Well, i use Dreamweaver myself. I like the code highlighting and that you can switch fast between code and preview.

ryquest · 02-11-2007

I have become a big fan of DreamWeaver after moving to it from CoffeeCup. I particularly like editors that give me what I can do in Notepad but with a little more functionality to speed up what I'm trying to do.

01-21-2007	#1 (permalink)
pete101 Junior Member Join Date: Jan 2007 Posts: 26	Dreamweaver? Just wondering how many people out there use Dreamweaver? I know it is an expensive program and you can get cheaper ones like GoLive and Front Page but I just prefer the features and UI of Dreamweaver... I tried writing my own HTML for a while but there is no way I will ever get that stuff down!

01-21-2007	#2 (permalink)
profanitytalker Member Join Date: Jan 2007 Posts: 60	Re: Dreamweaver? You can download it illegally but dreamweaver is so easy to use. It has everything a web designer wants and needs.

01-21-2007	#3 (permalink)
superstrikertwo Moderator Join Date: Jul 2006 Posts: 321	Re: Dreamweaver? Please do not talk about illegal was to get stuff. I use dreamweaver and love it. My sites would look horrible with out it. __________________ PM ME IF YOU NEED HELP OR ARE HAVING PROBLEMS WITH SOMETHING. PlanetDisney.net Disney Fun on a Planetary Scale! Last edited by superstrikertwo : 01-21-2007 at 02:48 AM.

01-21-2007	#4 (permalink)
profanitytalker Member Join Date: Jan 2007 Posts: 60	Re: Dreamweaver? Sorry about that super. I bought my dreamweaver and I guess i should not advertise things illegally.

01-21-2007	#5 (permalink)
superstrikertwo Moderator Join Date: Jul 2006 Posts: 321	Re: Dreamweaver? Quite all right. __________________ PM ME IF YOU NEED HELP OR ARE HAVING PROBLEMS WITH SOMETHING. PlanetDisney.net Disney Fun on a Planetary Scale!

01-26-2007	#6 (permalink)
javablues Member Join Date: Jan 2007 Posts: 50	Re: Dreamweaver? Let me just create a stir here. Microsoft discontinued Frontpage in 2006 but support to Frontpage customer is still available. Instead, Microsoft introduced new products whose features were taken from Frontpage. These are Microsoft Office SharePoint Designer 2007 and Microsoft Expression Web. Do these web dev't softwares finally give Dreamweaver a run for its money? Last edited by javablues : 01-26-2007 at 02:08 AM.

01-28-2007	#8 (permalink)
StarLab Forum Management Join Date: Jul 2006 Location: Ontario, Canada Age: 45 Posts: 1,464	Re: Dreamweaver? I liked Dreamweaver in my early days. Now I just consider it bloatware which contains too many options I will never use. It is, however, a good program for beginners. It does (or did) come with some decent tutorials which takes you from the ground up. I have not bothered with the latest 2-3 versions as the cost highly outweighs its usefulness. I agree with M3talc0re... notepad and a simple FTP proggie is all you need. Oh, and perhaps some dev knowledge would helpful too. ;) __________________ Larry [DarkStar Retro Project] - A world wide search for ultra-rare software. "Writing is the most fun you can have by yourself!" --Terry Pratchett ---- Gorgeous On Life - The world from a Cat's point of view!

02-10-2007	#9 (permalink)
amygdala Junior Member Join Date: Feb 2007 Posts: 19	Re: Dreamweaver? Well, i use Dreamweaver myself. I like the code highlighting and that you can switch fast between code and preview.

02-11-2007	#10 (permalink)
ryquest Member Join Date: Feb 2007 Posts: 49	Re: Dreamweaver? I have become a big fan of DreamWeaver after moving to it from CoffeeCup. I particularly like editors that give me what I can do in Notepad but with a little more functionality to speed up what I'm trying to do.

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