Re: Dreamweaver 4 ignores PHP - again

I love the judgments that everyone is making about people's heads being up their nether regions because "you don't do it exactly the way I do." Geez, this is worse than fundamentalist Christian chat rooms, people. As an example: > Dreamweaver coupled with Fireworks is an excellent tool > anyone who slags it off clealry has no idea about moving > nice grphical designs to the web. you can set Homesite > as the default external editor which is excellent for PHP > and Homesite has a Dreamweaver button in for moving the current > doc back to dreamweaver. Macromedia have done some great things > with these integrations, still somewhat buggy(name software that isnt) but > hey it works well and its fast > anyone who is still hand design there HTML is clearly behind the times > or have there head so far...... Thanks for the judgment on my skills. I do all HTML writing and PHP coding by hand in Emacs. I see no trouble with it. I'm used to it, and I get the job done very quickly. I don't see any reason to switch to another product that I have to pay out the ass for to do the job. If you have the money and a clean conscience, use Dreamweaver and Homesite if you want. Just don't criticize us hand-coders who can put up just as clean and practical a product by hand. And to all of my fellow purists, let's not criticize those brought up in the GUI world -- who feel that using a WYSIWYG editor helps productivity (or whatever reasons they have). To each his own. And in the end, the best developers will get the best jobs (hopefully). Dean.