I've received a new assignment for developing a thin-client web applicaton w/ Dreamweaver that utilizes ASP.NET and C#. Dreamweaver is a far better design tool but it does not seem to give you the ability to get nitty-gritty with the code (it seems like it tries to do too much for you).
Has anyone used Dreamweaver for .NET? Can I hear about some of your experiences?
Thanks
I use DW for HTML & CSS & Javascript and I'll write inline VB code with it sometimes for simple forms. But I totally prefer using VS.Net for lots of code. Primarily because it has intellisense which reduces typing dramatically and increases productivity.
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If VS.Net isn't in your budget, then check out SharpDevelop (above). That last I checked it doesn't have a Web Project template, but if you know ASP.Net INSIDE & OUT, then it will work fine for creating a web app. Basically, you can code your ASPX files with DW and write the VB/C# code with SharpDevelop.
Has anyone used Dreamweaver for .NET? Can I hear about some of your experiences?
Thanks
I use DW for HTML & CSS & Javascript and I'll write inline VB code with it sometimes for simple forms. But I totally prefer using VS.Net for lots of code. Primarily because it has intellisense which reduces typing dramatically and increases productivity.<!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://www.icsharpcode.net/OpenSource/SD/">http://www.icsharpcode.net/OpenSource/SD/</a><!-- m -->
If VS.Net isn't in your budget, then check out SharpDevelop (above). That last I checked it doesn't have a Web Project template, but if you know ASP.Net INSIDE & OUT, then it will work fine for creating a web app. Basically, you can code your ASPX files with DW and write the VB/C# code with SharpDevelop.