Around the same time, I was using Coda actually! https://web.archive.org/web/20101007013748/http://panic.com/coda/ https://web.archive.org/web/20101007013748/h

Around the same time, I was using Coda actually! https://web.archive.org/web/20101007013748/http://panic.com/coda/ https://web.archive.org/web/20101007013748/http://panic.com/... I had only used dreamweaver a small amount at highschool, but the imac we had at home had a Coda license on it. While I don't think I could comfortably use Dreamweaver to make something today, Coda is possibly usable. Coda 2 since came out which I never tried, and now it's a new editor called Nova, which I was using for a short while but has strayed away from the style-focused Coda 1.x. I would like to see that class of "make your own website" desktop editors come back, that bridge the line between dreamweaver and IntelliJ. Just a few core IDE features that make it not a pain to use, and just a few GUI features to make designing easy.