I've read various threads here regarding editors of all types, but I haven't yet seen much about the Amaya editor/browser from W3C. I know that the browser portion of it is relatively esoteric, but what about the editor? Anyone recommend it? Anyone hate it? Would be very appreciative of any comments. And, on a similar note, what about Emacs? People seem to be quite divided on Emacs.
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Well i highly recommanded only Dreamweaver. I think it should be only choice for a webdesigner.
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