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What software do larger web development companies use?
I'm looking at the source code for some of the larger corporate sites out there.
What web development software do most of the larger web development companies use for coding css and page layout?
I use Dreamweaver 8 but by default it doesn't produce code the same way I see it on larger sites. It could also just be me.
e.g.
Dreamweaver 8
<h3><span class="cbType3"><a href="x">Dreamweaver does this </a></span></h3>
Other software
<div class="bType1">
<h3>
<a href="x"><br/>Others do it like this</a>
</h3>
</div>
What web development software do most of the larger web development companies use for coding css and page layout?
I use Dreamweaver 8 but by default it doesn't produce code the same way I see it on larger sites. It could also just be me.
e.g.
Dreamweaver 8
<h3><span class="cbType3"><a href="x">Dreamweaver does this </a></span></h3>
Other software
<div class="bType1">
<h3>
<a href="x"><br/>Others do it like this</a>
</h3>
</div>
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We design most of our layouts in dreamweaver before applying it to CMS templates. Some of the best designers use dreamweaver because if saves time instead of working from notepad. But if you want to become a code wiz, I recommend using notepad to first understand the code, and then use dreamweaver. At some point you will find code that is garbage. Alot of it is probably output from some MS application with alot of unnecessary code messing it all up. At times like that it really pays off to have basic HTML code knowledge.
But hopefully none of them are using the wizards =)