it runs on mac and mac is a unix flavor now... gettin there!Originally Posted by geosite
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it runs on mac and mac is a unix flavor now... gettin there!Originally Posted by geosite
Well, the closest tool you can find for PHP is qstudio, it aims to allow you develop web applications like you were developing windows applications (sort of), check out the screen casts videos to get an idea on how will work (it looks like it's not released yet).
http://www.qadram.com/products.php
Anyone used Webassist

Try ShiftEdit - Web Based IDE
http://edit.shiftcreate.com
Features: Syntax highlighting, Integrated (S)FTP, Tabs, Find/Replace, Revision history, bookmarks + it's free.
This is a portable app. version of Dreamweaver CS3 and im not sure what that means ohter than not as many files are installed. I'm not sure if this is meant to be free to us or not. I was told it was free to use. I keep finding this random copy of dreamweaver posted on sites.
http://b.bartendersnowonline.com/space/?page_id=126
But one day it will be there and the next it wont until it ends up on another site. Feedback please.
i use web to date 6 from data becker, because i dont have any idea about HTML n this program is really efective when you dont have any idea about programming!
I have used and recommended HTMLKit to many people. http://www.chami.com/html-kit/
I have also tried Eclipse and Code Edit.
http://www.eclipse.org/
http://sourceforge.net/projects/codeeditpro/
Because Front Page was mentioned I think you are in windows. If so you can use the free version of Visual Studio 2010 from MS. It does both Visual and Code and split windows like Dream Weaver but again it is not a Dream Weaver replacement but it is free. Works only in windows but I output can be for anything as long as you choose the proper output.
As an editor I like Notepad++ from source forge and has a lot of extra plug-ins written.
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