opensource dreamweaver alternative?

wannabie

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I use notepad for most things but when playing with wordpress its a pain in the ass, anyone know of a decent opensource alternative version of dreamweaver so I can edit and upload at same time?

 

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Bibanu

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• Aug 30, 2011

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Aptana Studio 3.

 

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websolution08

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Nvu (nvu.com) is opensource.

 

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Thorium

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I've used Kompozer in the past, and had no problems with it.

 

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Bibanu

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Aptana Studio was developed specially for dynamic website, so WP and others work well with it. I've tried most other editors out there, open-source or not, for me DW and Aptana are the only good enough ones.

 

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christoss1959

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@Bibanu thanks didn't know such software even existed (never thought of looking) but still useful for my company were I can't have pirated software.
@Wannabie I love your profile image

 

wannabie

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I ended up using Komodo, I quite like it

 

WordKey

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Dream weaver is really nice, I have to say.

 

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billib

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Actually I use Kompozer it is an updated version of nvu

 

wannabie

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WordKey said:

Dream weaver is really nice, I have to say.

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Trouble with dreamweaver is the crap it adds to code

 

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avondezyn

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Although dreamweaver is very good. But if you have trouble with this then you can try these links: http://www.aptana.com, http://bluefish.openoffice.nl, http://www.w3.org/Amaya

 

nnPOST

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if you don'n like instal, you can use it Portable ;-)

 

oxonbeef

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Serif WebPlus ain't bad for drag and drop free software.
It's great for newbies and old hats alike.
You can slap a site together in minute with no HTML knowledge.
http://www.serif.com/web-design-software/

 

wannabie

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oxonbeef said:

Serif WebPlus ain't bad for drag and drop free software.
It's great for newbies and old hats alike.
You can slap a site together in minute with no HTML knowledge.
http://www.serif.com/web-design-software/

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I'm ok with code but I do like that though, I'm looking something thats half decent so I can simple edit a file, ctrl/s and job done

 

nnPOST

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• Sep 3, 2011

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all the time when I am looking for FREE alternative soft
I am going to alternativeto.net
and in 90% find it then
I am seriously