Dreamweaver

[capo]

Does anybody Know if Dreamweaver is good?

I might get it.

Also, Has anybody used it?

I need some feedback on it.

[KnacK]

I use and have used Dreamweaver for a number of years.

I like it but I'm sure I don't use it to its fullest potential.

[zimtstern]

Yea its pretty good.
I use it when i do something with html or css.
Its a good software cause there are some functions for beginners and pros.

[IronFist]

I've come to the conclusion that Dreamweaver is pretty much as good as WYSIWYG HTML editors get. The only open-source thing that comes close to comparison is Nvu, but Dreamweaver is still better by a long shot.

[TinMan]

I likes my Bluefish.

[Cameron]

I likes my Bluefish.

Why you likes Bluefish.  You good little boy.  Its Linux based so its good .  Although for the small amount of crap I do on Dreamweaver I still think its better.  I just learn the code and use notepad.  Dreamweaver only helps you design and writes the code for you.  I hate it when you want to use dividers, I never learnt how to make them, apart from the script.

[y00tz]

  Dreamweaver only helps you design and writes the code for you.

[sk89q]

I like writing my code manually (and avoiding frameworks, etc.), mainly because I am a fan of maximum performance. It's inevitable that writing your own code will always be more efficient and better fit for the job (provided that you know what you are doing).

But Dreamweaver can be useful... though I personally never use it when I have it. It takes too long to boot, for one, and its features don't really make up for writing the code by hand.

[TinMan]

For standard html and stuff I just use a text editor, but if there's going to be freaky CSS stuff going on then I use Bluefish.

[Cameron]

Maybe y00tz actually knows how to use it completely.  I only use it to help separate the code, and maybe colour it.  Otherwise i'll just use notepad.