Any Good Alternative To Macromedia Dreamweaver?

[kamen]

that's an interesting idea, I don't think too many severs only support HTML any more though, most at least have php4. It's kind of a cool idea but it's not real good if your collaborating with anyone who doesn't have dreamweaver. But hey if that's what works for you, by all means

[PlasticineGuy]

If my host didn't have PHP, I'd have to find a new host.

[Score_Under]

If my host didn't have PHP, I'd have to find a new host.

Yeah, PHP is pretty much a necessity with any modern website.

[Rusky]

Unless you're using Rails, ASP.NET or Java, that is.

[PlasticineGuy]

I use PHP, and I refuse to use anything else when there is no reason not to.

That's like saying you shouldn't use C++ simply because Pascal, Delphi, Java, C# etc. exist.

[xot]

No, it's like saying you shouldn't use C++ because C++ isn't available. In corporate environments you generally don't have a choice about what technology you will be asked to use. Are you going to quit your job over it?

There are many common cases where the usual server-side tricks aren't available, including embedded web servers (network cameras, routers, and other appliances) and HTML-based help files either loaded locally in a browser or compiled into a *.CHM help file (or similar).