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Wait, Dreamweaver is not longer a thing?!?!

• wolco 9y ago
  It still has functionality missing from newer editors
  • SteveNuts 9y ago
    How can that be, why do they continue to fund development of the product if they aren't going to keep up with current trends.
    • TheGRS 9y ago
      I think Adobe moved a lot of that type of offering to other projects like XD, but I'm not really in that space.
• Jaruzel 9y ago
  Dreamweaver is still very much usable: 1. Get a copy of Dreamweaver 8, or 9[1]. 2. Switch it to 'code' view only. 3. Install the HTML5 intellisense updates. 4. Create a new 'HTML template' that has HTML5 header tags. 5. Enjoy! One perfectly good and usable HTML/JS/CSS editor, with what I feel is still the best intellisense for CSS around. --- [1] '8' is better, as it's before Adobe took over, added bugs and renumbered it '9'. Seriously... they are functionally the same product.