Can we substitute sublime with dreamweaver?

You can use any text editor you want. Dreamweaver should work just fine.

It depends what you want to "substitute".

Dreamweaver is a far more professional and complex program than sublime text. The functionality of the two programs differs from a simple Texteditor with syntax-highlighting to a WYSIWG-Editor and powerful web development application.

To answer your question:

Dreamweaver is totally capable to give you similar and more tools as sublime text.

The better question would be: "Do you need all the tools Dreamweaver is providing?" and if so: "Do you know how to use them?"

On the other hand Texteditors like Sublime are very easy to use and simple structured.

~ Nikos.

PS: The $Cost-Question comes after.

I've been using Sublime Text for 3 weeks and have not paid a penny for it. I probably will though because I like it and like the idea that I can use the exact software if I boot into Linux.

I suggest to use nano if you are planning on working on your terminal, if not, then I would highly suggest Aptana Studio 3.

Just my two cents!

Thanks guy I got clear picture regarding sublime, maybe for beginner I'll use sublime and then after it I shifted to dreamweaver. I really like this forum people get along together. People are help each other.

Thank you so much! :D

Get really good with Sublime Text 2 or Aptana Studio

Dreamweaver is bloated

If you are into coding then $70 will be the best dollars spend in your whole coding life.

If you would save a penny every hour you save by using Sublime you still would be break even within a few days (sort off)

:-)

It depends. I feel as if Dreamweaver is a better option if you are using Photoshop and Illustrator a lot in your workflow. Dreamweaver is probably a lot more than you need starting out, but the built in FTP, Live View and Library are pretty awesome features. I suggest using Dreamweaver as strict code editor. Like you, I have Adobe Cloud as well and one option is to use Adobe Edge Code CC which comes with your subscription. It is a simple code editor much like Sublime, but only supports HTML, CSS, JS (which is all you may need for now). I really like it, and use it from time to time to do some of the lessons here.