Adobe Dreamweaver

This has been brought up before, and the general consensus was no. I use Dreamweaver. But Dreamweaver is not a tool that should be used for much of anything but a code editor. There is a ton of fluff in that program. One thing I do like about Dreamweaver is the file management, but it's not unlike some other code editors file management structures too.

TH teaches you how to code from scratch. You'll be vastly more employable, be able to actual do more things on a website, and have cleaner and faster code by doing it from hand than the plug and play crap that Dreamweaver ships with.

So just ignore most of everything Dreamweaver has in it's menus....you don't need them, nor do you want to use them. Spend your time learning how to code, not learning how to use Dreamweaver. All you really need to do with it is learn how to open, edit, and save coded files.

You'll start to understand too, that in the professional web development world, you won't be taken seriously if you use Dreamweaver. It's a crutch more than it is a tool.

Keep plugging away, and be glad you do not understand all the "features" Dreamweaver has. :)

Here are some fairy recent threads on the same.

https://www.teamtreehouse.com/forum/dreamweaver-foundations https://www.teamtreehouse.com/forum/why-code-when-software-like-dreamweaver-dose-it-all