I. HATE. DREAMWEAVER.

I was forced to use Dreamweaver at work a few times, and even tried it once or twice myself to see what I was missing. In every case, I quickly ran from the room screaming, hiding under my copy of BBEdit. Friends tell me that Macromedia developers are very friendly and responsive to feature suggestions and bug fixes if you talk to them at Macworld Expos and the like, but I'll let them do the negotiating while I stick to text editors.

I figure that when Dreamweaver programmers get promoted or leave Macromedia to pursue greater things, they go to Microsoft to work on Windows, and when developers of Microsoft Windows are punished, they're sent to Macromedia to work on DreamWeaver.

No, really. Here's the evidence.

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