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There must be a successor, right?

• Bayart 2y ago
  Webflow ? Squarespace ? I assumed that segment had been occupied by CMS and SaaS companies.
  • rafram 2y ago
    Absolutely Squarespace (and WordPress). Non-technical website maintainers don’t want an HTML editor; they want their website to have an edit button.
  • mentos 2y ago
    I tried out Webflow this past week was a pretty enjoyable experience took me back to Dreamweaver days a bit.
• JTyQZSnP3cQGa8B 2y ago
  I doubt it's worth it since you can get the same results in a few hours with Tailwind.
• mattront 2y ago
  Pinegrow Web Editor [0] (I’m the author) gets a lot of ex-Dreamweaver users who are looking for a more modern alternative. [0] https://pinegrow.com https://pinegrow.com
  • marc_io 2y ago
    Pinegrow is awesome, thanks for keeping it alive.
• marc_io 2y ago
  There's an app called Wappler that was developed by the same folks from DMXzone, which was quite well-known for its Dreamweaver add-ons at the time. It's the closer you will find of a direct successor.