I am developing a website and am looking for a way to use Dreamweaver along side Visual Studio 2017 (if indeed this is possible). Failing that can anyone suggest a tool that performs a similar purpose to Dreamweaver as I'm finding webpage design somewhat
limited in VS2017?
Essentially I'm looking for a WYSIWYG webpage design environment for both desktop and mobile devices.
Not sure for others but my guess is that most of us are just not using a visual designer. If you meant MVC or Web Pages you can't anyway as you are really writing code that renders markup when it runs.
With a bit of experience using markup is much more efficient than a visual designer (expect maybe for pure design work). I'm not sure it's really the designer quality. IMO creating dynamic pages is not well suited to WYSIWYG by design.
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Options for using Dreamweaver with ASP.NET.
Feb 28, 2019 11:08 AM|RichardUK|LINK
I am developing a website and am looking for a way to use Dreamweaver along side Visual Studio 2017 (if indeed this is possible). Failing that can anyone suggest a tool that performs a similar purpose to Dreamweaver as I'm finding webpage design somewhat limited in VS2017?
Essentially I'm looking for a WYSIWYG webpage design environment for both desktop and mobile devices.
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Re: Options for using Dreamweaver with ASP.NET.
Mar 04, 2019 12:37 PM|PatriceSc|LINK
Hi,
Not sure for others but my guess is that most of us are just not using a visual designer. If you meant MVC or Web Pages you can't anyway as you are really writing code that renders markup when it runs.
With a bit of experience using markup is much more efficient than a visual designer (expect maybe for pure design work). I'm not sure it's really the designer quality. IMO creating dynamic pages is not well suited to WYSIWYG by design.