Best authoring tool

> Hello group,
>
> I'm wondering which authoring tool would be most flexible and useful for
> large websites using only html, css and javascrip.
>
> So far I've tried Dreamweaver MX, but have heard BBEdit is also good. What
> do you think?

>
>
> They do different things. Dreamweaver will allow for WYSIWYG as well as
> code editing. BBEdit is a text editor with additional features to do
> HTML/CSS/Java/Javascript and many other languages.
>
> I think you'd be better served by forgetting about seeking the "best" of
> anything. "That way lies madness" or at least a lot of disappointment
> in your life.
>
> I, myself, accept "good enough" and "does the job". If "Mikee likes it"
> is also in there, I'm a happy camper.
>

> >
> >
> > They do different things. Dreamweaver will allow for WYSIWYG as well as
> > code editing. BBEdit is a text editor with additional features to do
> > HTML/CSS/Java/Javascript and many other languages.
> >
> > I think you'd be better served by forgetting about seeking the "best" of
> > anything. "That way lies madness" or at least a lot of disappointment
> > in your life.
> >
> > I, myself, accept "good enough" and "does the job". If "Mikee likes it"
> > is also in there, I'm a happy camper.
> >
>
> I agree... the "best" is what ever works best for you... Be it

> notepad, or Geocities editor (OK, I've crossed the line on that one

>
>
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> SamMan
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> I'd go with Notepad though... using PHP-include modules for any function /
> information that might be duplicated.
>