Yes, NVU is great. :thumbsup

Homesite, integrated with TopStyle and CSE HTML Validator... the best combo I have found to date.

it's been perfected :upsidedow
hometise was part of allure merger with macromedia, dreamweaver is MM's best seller, i'm glad they didn't get rid of HS at all. but most of it's stuff incorporated into DW. I like HS over DW for its simple interface and few very used-up shortcuts, everything else is manual
now it all in hands of Adobe. macromedia was a good competition for adobe while its lasted.

i use DM for a visual editor and Ultra Edit for text editor

I made my first online page with Frontpage. And Im using it until now.

dreamweaver rocks !!!!

beacause they merged homesite into the code view editing on dreamweaver

Notepad ++

That's hardcore.

vi is badass and I love it, but I'd never use it for html.

C:\windows\notepad.exe

Dudes - if you actually want a plain text editor - then notepad.exe is your thing.

Notepad is a pure text editor and allows the skilled programmer to enter what they like.

Anything else is just a - herm well - beginners thing.

Like dreamweaver/Net objects fusion/Frontpage/ shit like that aint for real programmers - they are for school dropouts who need a program to program for them.

If you want to do HTML - then you do it by hand. To do that - you need notepad.exe. Under UNIX you need vi. (Peeps who know computing also know what vi is).

:)

MrChips.