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Author:  Ranging God [ December 11th, 2011, 9:17 am ]
Post subject:  Open Source Alternative to DreamWeaver?

Does anyone know a good alternative to DreamWeaver? I am starting to learn more about web dev and I wanted to use a tool. My University has DreamWeaver on their comps but the campus is closed over break.

Thanks!

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Author:  Mike [ December 11th, 2011, 12:00 pm ]
Post subject:  Re: Open Source Alternative to DreamWeaver?

Eclipse, Aptana Studio (based on Eclipse), or Netbeans.

There's also Notepad++ and Vim. They are a lot simpler which could be good depending on what you prefer.

I personally use Eclipse because it has a plugin with good support for SVN, and the auto-completion is very good at being aware of other files in your project. It can take a while to set up eclipse to how you like it though because there are so many options.

Author:  Ranging God [ December 11th, 2011, 6:05 pm ]
Post subject:  Re: Open Source Alternative to DreamWeaver?

Mike wrote:
Eclipse, Aptana Studio (based on Eclipse), or Netbeans.

There's also Notepad++ and Vim. They are a lot simpler which could be good depending on what you prefer.

I personally use Eclipse because it has a plugin with good support for SVN, and the auto-completion is very good at being aware of other files in your project. It can take a while to set up eclipse to how you like it though because there are so many options.



I use notepad++ I actually got DreamWeaver today, my friend had an extra copy.

Author:  Tal Ormanda [ December 19th, 2011, 1:48 am ]
Post subject:  Re: Open Source Alternative to DreamWeaver?

I installed Dreamweaver in a virtual machine, and when the trail ran out, I deleted the virtual machine and opened a new VM where it was never installed and ran it again.

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