RE: best software for web site development (suggestion)

[Iggy <iggy_1996dp -at- yahoo -dot- com>]

> I use GoLive (5/Win) and I really like how it
> manages the Web site
> (upload/uploadmodified/download).  But, it won't
> always give me the layout
> that I want.  While GoLive has a lot of palettes,
> and can even drop in some
> pretty jazzy script, sometimes it won't do exactly
> what I want it to do.

How is GoLive these days? I gave it a test drive a few
years ago and wasn't impressed at all. Seemed like it
was just Adobe trying to get a piece of the
Dreamweaver pie and then settling for the crumbs. But
that's just my opinion of previous versions.

But I do agree, if you don't know HTML, it doesn't
matter what tool you use... you'll still get crap for
output. Just like carpentry... if you don't know how
to build a birdhouse, no matter what tools you use to
build it, it'll be crap.

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