What is better for creating websites?

Question

1.Adobe dreamweaver
2.Microsoft visual studio

Answer 1

//Both of them are popular, nowadays experienced coder use Visual studio, Dreamweaver is rarely used

Answer 2

I think "Visual Studio", just love it for no reason..

Answer 3

Iam using "Sublime text editor" because it is simple resources ,fast .
It is cross-platform so its available for Linux , windows and mac . On the basic of your question visual studio is is best .

Answer 4

CMS JOOMLA
its fast and easy with SEO

Answer 5

I use Atom ide https://ide.atom.io/ It's free and open source with a lot of plugins...

Answer 6

Walter perdan
is right
atom is a good place to make sites
Wix is a good site which has a lot of templates
And sublime text is cool too

Hope the info I gave was helpful

Answer 7

Microsoft Visual Studio is best because it is free. Adobe Dreamweaver is good but it's not free. At the beginning, you can also use notepad++ as it is easy to download and use.

Answer 8

Adobe Dreamweaver CS6 is better but it isn't free.
Edit: For Microsoft technologies like .NET, visual studio is better.

Answer 9

Microsoft visual studio for .net website

Answer 10

WordPress use for informative website www.wordpress.org

Answer 11

I've used Visual Studio for a while now and it's really good working with.

Answer 12

Find CMS you like

Answer 13

For Linux environment I'd vote for Atom which is free plus it got a lot of amazing packages one can add (which are free too)

Answer 14

Sublime for free

Answer 15

IMO, first one + brackets

Answer 16

use sublime text editor

Answer 17

Both do the same thing. Creating a website unlike a windows program can be done by any editor(Even with notepad!). However, Visual studio is free which gives it a higher advantage over dreamweaver.

Answer 18

netbeans ftw

Answer 19

Guys FYI my favorite is WebStrom )))

Answer 20

For the longest time I had used pycharm, and just recently I had tried out Atom. Let me tell you I don't think I'll be doing anything complex on pycharm anymore. I absolutely love Atom. It is so much more user friendly, and you don't have to install a module for every little thing you do.