Dev Toolbox

DS

What do ye all use?
(note that in the event of Frontpage appearing in any answers the respective poster's home address will be required so I can personally come round and <insert excessively violent felony here> )

Coding... Notepad is great when you're stuck (beats the bejaysus out of FP any day), but for the more feature rich ed HomeSite is simply brilliant (www.allaire.com), even has a half way decent FTP client built-in.
I hate WYSIWYGs, mostly because of the bad name Microsoft my-code-is-so-fat-it's-obese FrontPage gave them. The general rule to follow is that everything sub-Dreamweaver is complete tripe.

For imaging Photoshop is second to none.

FTP sees me using Cute most of the time, WS when the former tends to go a bit like wee from time to time.

Shove in any more categories ye can think of too :P

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beaver

Photoshop for Design.
Textpad for Development.

-Ross

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Enygma

emacs

adnans

notepad mostly, but for a more repetative tasks which i cant bother typing, dreamweaver 4 and other tidbits (extension manager is great). photoshop 5.5 for design always.

adnans

FreaK_BrutheR

I use a whole suite of stuff. starts with photoshop and fireworks then into dreamweaver using notepad to tidy up the code a bit. i normally cant resist the urge to add some kind of animation using flash or something too. Using Interdev at the moemnt for the db and backend stuff so notepad is often the left out element nowadays.

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Zaltais

DreamWeaver 4 and Photoshop / Imageready and of course Notepad

What amazes me though is the number of courses being offered where they treat FrontPage as the leading development tool

The Corinthian

Edit Plus 2 is very good.
http://www.editplus.com/

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Evil Phil

Yeah, editplus 2 is good.

Kali

Fireworks and Texturiser (somewhat similar to EditPlus), I'm not a fan of Dreamweaver at all for some reason.

Any final touchs are done in Photoshop or Corel PhotoPaint.

Gordon

For Mac Creatext is a freeware download.
You can drag and drop and colourpick galore, very handy.

Bard

... some or all of the following:

For graphics: Photoshop and Paintshop Pro, plus a little
Flash if and when it's called for (-i.e.: not very often)... plus a toolkit of handy little apps I've picked up along the way such as colour pickers , pixel rulers, window dimension apps, etc.

For code (HTML/ASP/JavaScript/etc.): A mix of DreamWeaver 4 UltraDev (with loads of plugins) and EditPad Pro, with (of course) the O'Reilly HTML/XHTML, XML, JavaScript, ASP, etc. books (or online versions of them) and the MSDN help file indices (such as the VBScript reference file) for further reading...

For source control: Usually something like Microsoft Visual SourceSafe.

For database creationn and management: Microsoft Access 2002 and Microsoft SQL Server.

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Some mornings, it's just not worth chewing through the leather straps.

DS

BBEdit Lite is class for Mac. Full of handy coding tools.

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