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Old June 20th, 2003, 10:21 AM
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Dreamweaver MX Patch
Just a note for the Dreamweaver MX users - a patch is available that is supposed to fix a large number problems.

http://www.macromedia.com/cfusion/r...=dwmx%5Fupdater
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My fav is notepad. Notepad rulz...Long live notepad
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i think dream weaver MX is the best!
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Komodo is by far the best editor available on the market. It may be a little to much for the not everyday application developer, but by far the best editor on the market.....


Completely agreed with you on Komodo. ActiveState has done a superb job with their product. It has truly saved me lots of time and streamlined my PHP coding.

I also use DWMX for the HTML side and then jump to Komodo for PHP (my applications are always multi-tiered, so Komodo has the PHP file open and DWMX has the template file open).

Though on my laptop with 192MBs of RAM, Mozilla eats up quite a lot of memory. If only Komodo used a more streamlined version of Mozilla that didn't take 20MBs of RAM.
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Completely agreed with you on Komodo. ActiveState has done a superb job with their product. It has truly saved me lots of time and streamlined my PHP coding.

I also use DWMX for the HTML side and then jump to Komodo for PHP (my applications are always multi-tiered, so Komodo has the PHP file open and DWMX has the template file open).

Though on my laptop with 192MBs of RAM, Mozilla eats up quite a lot of memory. If only Komodo used a more streamlined version of Mozilla that didn't take 20MBs of RAM.


I was using the personal version of Komodo for a while, and decided to stick with Maguma's PHP editor... It seems to do the trick, although, I find the code-hints a little confusing at times. It would be nice to have a small explanation underneath the pop-up function describing exactly what it does.

With regards to the Mozilla problem, I've noticed that too... My memory consumption when using Mozilla is much higher. I've moved to FireBird which seemed to have dropped it down a little, although, it still seems to like eating it!

If you haven't already tried it, download FireBird.
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Believe it or not, I just use plain old vi (or vim) for a lot of my editing. Sometimes I'll dip into Zend Studio, but when I do, I find myself hitting the ESC key a lot and stringing little instances of :w and an occasional :wq in my code.
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mine is HomeSite version 4.5.1
quite old version but im used to it..
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Notepad ..all the way!
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I've noticed that in the past year I have used UltraEdit for at least 75% of almost all my PHP projects.

Notepad is nice, however, UltraEdit is definately a programmer's editor. The main benefits are the auto indents, code highlighting, and help file integration.

Macros play a big role in my productivity as well.

I've noticed a lot of people mentioning (proudly) that they develop in notepad.

This question is for those people. How do you stay productive with working in strictly notepad?

When I mentioned that I develop 75% in UltraEdit, that means I switch back and forth between UltraEdit and Visual Editing (Dreamweaver).
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