Which program do you perfer?
I love hard coding in notepad, because I enjoy writing my code without all the "mess" and "functions" that DW provides.
BUT; DW is handy when I have done something wrong and getting PHP errors, such as a missing brackets, divs, etc.

AndreasB wrote:Which program do you perfer?
I love hard coding in notepad, because I enjoy writing my code without all the "mess" and "functions" that DW provides.
BUT; DW is handy when I have done something wrong and getting PHP errors, such as a missing brackets, divs, etc.

Wow, that really is hardcore. I've made things a lot more easier for myself by using Coffeecup. Dreamweaver isn't my first toy either.

I made my first website at the age of 10. Using FrontPage back then, no good memories from that program .. Maybe except the feeling I had when I managed to make a hyperlink !
No, I don't like WYSIWYG-editors. I want the code to look exactly like I want, not generated by for example FrontPage.

I'm not a fan of DreamWeaver... I do most of my programming in C++ and use Dev C++. If I'm writing HTML, javascript or CSS, all I need is notepad.

Notepad FTW!

Although I'm on Linux, so its gedit FTW!

I haven't been coding C++ in 2 years I think. My dad is a C++/Java developer, so I can learn much from him.
I'm currently learning a bit Cobol from my mom, as I want to work as a IT-developer in a bank when I (some day) get a job .

DreamWeaver all the way!
With some plugins installed it will be perfect!

Dreamweaver helps you to create fast and notepad helps you to think everything. Well, notepad for me.

Notepad is the really the only way to learn how to design a website.
It is best to use notepad to make your websites, I actually find it easier, dreamweaver has too much clutter IMO.

Dreamweaver ofcourse... it is the best webdesigning software in the net.. it has a WYSIWYG platform where it can be used if you want to make all things fast and easier..