What do you prefer?

[rfwilliams777]

I use Visual Studio to develop the website and then marry Sitefinity's CMS to make it easy to maintain it. Many people may use their CMS to do the whole thing. I prefer my method as it gives me more fluidity with the design.:twocents:

 

[jodihost]

I like to work with Wordpress and Joomla.

 

[zomgmike]

I like wordpress because it's so widely supported and there are near-infinite amounts of plugins and themes. Because of the popularity, and time I run into a problem there are plenty of google results with answers.

 

[VPS9.net]

I choose Dreamweaver as I can Completely Customize the site as I want.

 

[zomgmike]

Oh, if we're talking desktop publishing software for websites I want to change my answer.

For that, I definitely prefer notepad++. I thought we were talking about CMSs.

 

[Collabora]

I started out many years ago using Frontpage to pull a template apart and customise it - I learn best by doing. I still use Expression if I want to quickly create code for a table etc. It's also nice to see your design appear in as you work in a preview window.

I loved FP. I still have a couple customers using the same site I built years ago on an old 2003 server.

I use Expression Web also these days for some quick coding. I never got the hang of asp.net master pages and Dynamic Web Templates, etc

 

[alex0]

Wordpress (not as an IDE but for ready made template) and Dreamweaver for editing are writing the Source code.

 

[eminempk]

i see wordpress is quite famous now and it is winning , but personally i use dreamweaver for for development of php websites and visual studio for asp.net.

 

[IWSNetworks]

Hi,

I also used FrontPage for years. But it's over
I love DreamWeaver

 

[4D Hosting]

Concrete 5

 

[4D Hosting]

I like dreamweaver - and then wordpress - wordpress cant get much better for simple clean designs with good functionality.

I have recently been part of a concrete project for an ecommerce site and I have to admit it is really user friendly and I am impressed with the ease of editing.

 

[nigelb]

It all depends what you want to achieve.

 

[LampNetworks]

I've never grown out of using a text editor, I still use gedit for almost everything.

 

[shango]

WordPress is my choice but i do not do complicated sites, usually portfolio / business sites in up to 5 pages.
For that purpose WP has the shortest go to market time.

 

[inetweaver]

WordPress is best just because of its plugins..


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[visiba]

I have voted for Wordpress. Very easy to use, frequent updates and a lot of plugins and themes available.

 

[Gaby-HostDept]

I prefer to use joomla CMS application because it is a powerful application and even you can host customized Ecommerce site in joomla

 

[ChromeHost-Sid]

Wordpress is good and easy, but for SEO, I prefer strict HTML5.

 

[Collabora]

Wordpress is good and easy, but for SEO, I prefer strict HTML5.

html5 is a markup language, not a site-building tool

 

[webhostus]

WordPress is really recommended. Through WordPress, we can easily edit website content, images, tables etc.