Dreamweaver MX: PHP Web Development Book

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Dreamweaver MX and PHP?

Bad idea!
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Alright, but not for me.
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Neat
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I love it!
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Post by jason »

Hrm? I never bashed notepad, or any editor.

I should have started off by saying "For me, coding in notepad is like...".

Calm down guys, I thought you knew me better than that. =p
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Post by Kriek »

As I've probably stated before I like the way MX cleans up my code, but other than that I'm still a hardcore Notepad man.
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Post by phice »

Notepad will always over rule. But if you use Dreamweaver MX, I suggest buying this book. :D
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Post by Takuma »

If only notepad had
  • Line Numbers
    Ctrl+A
I would be using it... :wink: [/list]
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Post by phice »

Takuma wrote:If only notepad had
  • Line Numbers
    Ctrl+A
I would be using it... :wink: [/list]
Indeed. We need a good C++ programmer or something to make us especially for programming. :D And Notepad doesn't have Ctrl+A? That's BS! :|
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Post by jason »

To be fair, older versions of NotePad didn't have Ctrl-A, though I believe it started to have Ctrl-A in Win2k.
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Post by phice »

jason wrote:To be fair, older versions of NotePad didn't have Ctrl-A, though I believe it started to have Ctrl-A in Win2k.
The Win2k version of notepad is amazing. :P It has a 'Go to Line...' feature, as well.
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