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iwz iwz

use dreamweaver mx. i've heard good things about it. of course, it's always better to learn html and code it all by hand :)

thefunkyfresh thefunkyfreshFounder

haha... not if you're designing a huge site. it's so hard to keep track of everything. plus dreamweaver has built in ftp which makes it easier to keep track of your file structure.

theremin thereminOG 2002

That's what I do. ...do it all by hand. I like it best. Notepad rocks! WYSIWYG editors annoy me.

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dgiaimoOG 2003

Notepad is evil. Vi rocks!

theremin thereminOG 2002

When you're on a UNIX machine, or shell. Otherwise, gotta do with what you got at that moment. Which, is usually notepad in my case.

yay yayOG 2004

ick, I think if I really had to code in VI, I would not be coding at all. So far every job that has had VI I have installed either midnight commander (or other multiline editor) or setup X terminal unbeknownst to the admin to get Nedit at least up.

Actually, it's not even just VI that aggrivates me, it's these wacky terminal protocols no one can agree on.

modestjesse modestjesseOG 2004

I use VI for simple things, I haven't figured out how to code with it but I can run simple scripts. But emulation is such a pain with UNIX.

yay yayOG 2004

yeah i use VI for small edits, its a quick editor, but even after learning all the short cut keys that make me feel like im stitching an oriental rug I can't stand it for bigger projects, plus no syntax highlighting....

And yeah term emulation, what the heck, all this software we wrote uses IBM3151, an ancient emu protocol, so of course finding a really decent soft terminal that supports it is impossible

magnum magnumOG 2001

yup notepad rocks

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