What are the best html programs to use in order to help you create a good website? Dreamweaver MX and what else is there? Also, how do these programs stack up...does it beat the old fashion long way of doing it yourself?<br />
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Thanks!<!--content-->I have use Homesite for quite some time now.and have recently found out that Dreamweaver MX has integrated Homesite in it..so I'd say Dreamweaver is probably a good choice<!--content-->Originally posted by lunitari_8100 <br />
What are the best html programs to use in order to help you create a good website? Dreamweaver MX and what else is there? Also, how do these programs stack up...does it beat the old fashion long way of doing it yourself? <br />
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For WYSIWYG I highly recommend Namo WebEditor:<br />
<!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://www.namo.com">http://www.namo.com</a><!-- m --><!--content-->Guess it depends what type of site you want. If you want a site with nice clean code, fairly simple, html-kit from <!-- w --><a class="postlink" href="http://www.chami.com">www.chami.com</a><!-- w --> is great. And free.<br />
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If you're looking for the best, then there's no competition. Dreamweaver. Especially if you buy the full suite...<!--content-->dreamweaver is the best by far! For a long time I coded websites by hand but since I bought my first version of dreamweaver a few years ago it has cut down the time it takes to build a site substantially.<!--content-->I use Microsoft Frontpage- I think its pretty simple- might have to come here for some coding though
unlike Dreamweaver (but I find that program way too complicated).<!--content-->
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Thanks!<!--content-->I have use Homesite for quite some time now.and have recently found out that Dreamweaver MX has integrated Homesite in it..so I'd say Dreamweaver is probably a good choice<!--content-->Originally posted by lunitari_8100 <br />
What are the best html programs to use in order to help you create a good website? Dreamweaver MX and what else is there? Also, how do these programs stack up...does it beat the old fashion long way of doing it yourself? <br />
<br />
For WYSIWYG I highly recommend Namo WebEditor:<br />
<!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://www.namo.com">http://www.namo.com</a><!-- m --><!--content-->Guess it depends what type of site you want. If you want a site with nice clean code, fairly simple, html-kit from <!-- w --><a class="postlink" href="http://www.chami.com">www.chami.com</a><!-- w --> is great. And free.<br />
<br />
If you're looking for the best, then there's no competition. Dreamweaver. Especially if you buy the full suite...<!--content-->dreamweaver is the best by far! For a long time I coded websites by hand but since I bought my first version of dreamweaver a few years ago it has cut down the time it takes to build a site substantially.<!--content-->I use Microsoft Frontpage- I think its pretty simple- might have to come here for some coding though
unlike Dreamweaver (but I find that program way too complicated).<!--content-->