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kevininstructor
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WeBuilder comment
Just purchased WeBuilder and after spending some time with it have to say I can see this is a great tool/editor and will be recommending our web team consider using WeBuilder.
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davenz
Re: WeBuilder comment
Hi and welcome to the group. I also consider this one of the best editors. period. I began building websites many years ago as a hobby and I tried every editor downloadable from the web. In the beginning, when I knew very little, I wanted WYSIWYG editors. The one I ended up with was very good but the company was sold after a few years and the support and new versions from that time on were so terrible, users left in droves. (I made some very good friends all around the world from that support group, so not all was a waste of time).
When looking for a replacement editor, I found HTMLPad and instantly liked it. Though I couldn't code for you-know-what (and am still very much the amateur), it helped me by making me go back to basics and learn how to do things properly rather than rely on some drag and drop editor to cut the code for me. While the generated code on my last editor was surprisingly clean for that type of editor, it has nothing on what I can do now with WeBuilder, the natural progression from HTMLPad. I recommend this editor to anyone who asks, not only because it is the best I have found for myself, but because the support is excellent and as far as value for money goes, WeBuilder blows the likes of Dreamweaver and Expression Web out of the water.
Again, welcome and ask away if there is anything you'd like to know. Like all software, WeBuyilder has its quirks and while none are show stoppers, they can be a bit baffling at first, should you even come across them that is.
Dave
davethompson.co.nz
When looking for a replacement editor, I found HTMLPad and instantly liked it. Though I couldn't code for you-know-what (and am still very much the amateur), it helped me by making me go back to basics and learn how to do things properly rather than rely on some drag and drop editor to cut the code for me. While the generated code on my last editor was surprisingly clean for that type of editor, it has nothing on what I can do now with WeBuilder, the natural progression from HTMLPad. I recommend this editor to anyone who asks, not only because it is the best I have found for myself, but because the support is excellent and as far as value for money goes, WeBuilder blows the likes of Dreamweaver and Expression Web out of the water.
Again, welcome and ask away if there is anything you'd like to know. Like all software, WeBuyilder has its quirks and while none are show stoppers, they can be a bit baffling at first, should you even come across them that is.
Dave
davethompson.co.nz