Golive, FrontPage, Dreamweaver: Which one to choose?

[rainplanet]

Anyone can give suggestion, which one provide a better compatibility with multi-browser (IE, Netscape, Opera): FrontPage, Dreamweaver, or Golive?

Thanks for posting your opinion.

[meow]

None. :D

[ducktape]

i agree use edit pad

[Bruce]

I agree with the others.

I personally use EditPlus.

[meow]

More realistic - FP sux0r. DW is said to have good project managing and so on and prolly works if you know it well enough to avoid the worst nastiness or use it for layout mockups and rewrite the code. After all, many Pro's use it. Don't know much about GoLife but rumor has isn't that cool.

Of the three you mentioned - DW.

[ducktape]

bruce what does editpad pro/plus have that editpad lite doesnt is it worth the investment?

[meow]

BTW if anyone is interested, here is an article about the evil ways of DW (of you let it have it's way).

http://evolt.org/article/The_Wrong_Way_to_Use_CSS_in_Page_Layouts/20/22547/index.html

[rainplanet]

Thanks for comment. But I still need a user friendly and GUI-ed HTML editor. Coz I don't understand HTML much. Thanks anyway.

[meow]

That will make sure you never do... :p

Honestly, I think DW of the above, but I can't back it up.

[is0lized]

warez is evil, if you a cheap bastard use first page www.evrsoft.com

[meow]

Warez? I think he wants full WYSIWYG...

[anhedonia]

- It's not what program you use it's how you use it

- And it really depends on what you want to do

[guitarnerd]

If you have no knowledge of html or even web design use front page. It is really easy, and you need to know nothing. If you want to learn things and want to have to use html, use dream weaver. I use dream weaver but only to make the lay out of my site, the only thing I used dream weaver for on my redesign was to make the basic lay out, but all the rest was done free hand. although sometimes I think about getting rid of it all and using edit pad

One thing you should always beware of is that, html editors make very unorganized html

[meow]

I think you missed this part:

which one provide a better compatibility with multi-browser (IE, Netscape, Opera)
Won't get that with IntercoursePage if you don't know how to clean the code up.

[guitarnerd]

oh, well as far as editors go, I think FP would be most compatible.
I THINK?

[meow]

Uh-oh.

[Seldimis]

I suggest you FrontPage but it has some problems with Netscape. But a big part of users on the Net uses IE. (It comes with Windows :) ). Another part use Netscape and a few use Opera.

So FrontPage.

[meow]

:crysad: :crysad: :crysad: :crysad: :crysad: :crysad: :crysad:
RTFQ! :eek:

[Bruce]

Originally posted by michael p bennett
bruce what does editpad pro/plus have that editpad lite doesnt is it worth the investment? Editpad is an entirely different program.

You can see EditPlus @ http://editplus.com
I'm still using the trial.

[cheatpark]

I think all of this sucks. Use dreamweaver and look at the code it outputs. Try to remember it and then type it up in notepad. Thats how I do it and it seems to be working.

[Jan]

Originally posted by cheatpark
I think all of this sucks. Use dreamweaver and look at the code it outputs. Try to remember it and then type it up in notepad.
Type it? :eek: why not copy and paste? That's what I do and it works fine :p

I use Netscape composer for the main stuff and it is suitable for all browsers, just need to use html editor for adding codes etc and making changes later.

[anhedonia]

You and your Netscape :p.

[meow]

DUCKSCAPE! :D

[guitarnerd]

ooh, editplus looks neat, Considering I payed a bazillion for ultradev, and bought a licensce for FP I already like EditPlus better. and it is cheaper! I am going to have to check it out.