Website editing

Hell Puppy · 06-22-2009

I always found Dreamweaver held onto my ears too much.

I just login to the server with ssh and edit my pages with vi.

I'm half serious, I do that a lot when just making a quick change or fixing code. Otherwise, I like ultraedit....any programmer's editor will do, but I do like something that does nice code formatting and tag matching.

I do so much dynamic stuff out of php, javascript, etc along with embedding things like flash, that a gui design tool is next to worthless. Especially since I can spit slices and simple snippets of code out of ImageReady, etc.

Wouldn't mind seeing something that can help with css though.

It was a sad day when Adobe bought Macromedia, they now have no competition. As a result, the price is totally ridiculous. To get a decent web design suite is now like $1500-2000 and so bloated you need a hog of a machine to run it.

06-22-2009	#4
Hell Puppy Fat Fucking Nobody Want to see your own Advertising Here! Join Date: Oct 2002 Posts: 6,523	Re: Website editing I always found Dreamweaver held onto my ears too much. I just login to the server with ssh and edit my pages with vi. I'm half serious, I do that a lot when just making a quick change or fixing code. Otherwise, I like ultraedit....any programmer's editor will do, but I do like something that does nice code formatting and tag matching. I do so much dynamic stuff out of php, javascript, etc along with embedding things like flash, that a gui design tool is next to worthless. Especially since I can spit slices and simple snippets of code out of ImageReady, etc. Wouldn't mind seeing something that can help with css though. It was a sad day when Adobe bought Macromedia, they now have no competition. As a result, the price is totally ridiculous. To get a decent web design suite is now like $1500-2000 and so bloated you need a hog of a machine to run it.