I interviewed someone once who touted themselves as an experienced DHTML
developer with solid experience in DreamWeaver. I asked about certain coding
conventions, placement, re-use philosophies and such, and the response I
got?
"Oh, I never feel comfortable touching the underlying code..."
*sigh*.
Tim
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Ferreira
Sent: Tuesday, December 05, 2000 3:36 PM
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Subject: RE: [Dynapi-Dev] JS debuger
>dreamweaver4 now has built in debugging for both ie and ns
>has breakpoints and the whole works.
>trouble is, i *hate* wysiwyg ;)
That's why the complete product ships with Homesite 4.5 :))
They know... :)
And they upgraded their code editor, with tag colors, syntax hightlighting,
and line numbers, which is light years away from version 3, but still
lacking anyway.
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