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bradclark1 · 05-16-06, 07:14 PM

Notepad = You still start your car with a handcrank too.

Homesite is excellent for handcoding and it has a few libraries that comes with it and also user made ones. WYSIWYG part isn't or wasn't very good.

Frontpage is good for doing your own thing and doesn't cost an arm and a leg. If you check the source view on more then a few sites you'll see they are done with FP.

Dreamweaver is for when you have work to do and you can pay for the best.

I play around with Komodo 3.5 myself.

Handcoding is good when you want to learn the various languages. The WYSIWYG programs are good when you really don't want to screw with it and you can just put it through the validator to make sure wierd tags aren't added.

05-16-06, 07:14 PM	#15
bradclark1 Ocean Warrior Join Date: Feb 2003 Location: Connecticut, USA. Posts: 2,794 Downloads: 29 Uploads: 0	Notepad = You still start your car with a handcrank too. Homesite is excellent for handcoding and it has a few libraries that comes with it and also user made ones. WYSIWYG part isn't or wasn't very good. Frontpage is good for doing your own thing and doesn't cost an arm and a leg. If you check the source view on more then a few sites you'll see they are done with FP. Dreamweaver is for when you have work to do and you can pay for the best. I play around with Komodo 3.5 myself. Handcoding is good when you want to learn the various languages. The WYSIWYG programs are good when you really don't want to screw with it and you can just put it through the validator to make sure wierd tags aren't added.