Master dreamweaver

I’ve used almost every HTML editor for Windows out there but I still come back to Dreamweaver at the end of the day. It basically does everything and can be configured to handle any language. For my last two projects I used Dreamweaver exclusively to handle our Ruby on Rails set up.

As part of the technical requirements of my job, I’ve more-or-less improved my dreamweaver skills. My understanding of its capabilities and limitations, and my daily workflow. I’ll keep my eyes open for any new ways of improving my skill.

Recently, I was at the library to borrow two books about Macromedia Dreamweaver. I aim to practice the exercises in these books with the Dreamweaver software to gain a better understanding of how things work.