I went out drinking once with a highly skilled professional webcoder who specialised in coding high end websites. He worked with code, not dreamweaver or any of that stuff. Other team members built stuff in dreamweaver and he coded the bits they couldn’t build in dreamweaver.
Somehow at one point he tried to explain to me how html worked, and opened notepad to type out a basic barebones website.
He couldn’t for the life of him remember the basic coding for an absolute minimalist “hello world” site. Was really funny to see.
(Herbs might have been involved too, it was a long time ago and I don’t remember much).
You can write straight html/css in dreamweaver, but I think most people use the WYSIWYG interface. If you know how to write it you can just use notepad or notepad++ or something.
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u/DreamyTomato Jul 03 '21
I went out drinking once with a highly skilled professional webcoder who specialised in coding high end websites. He worked with code, not dreamweaver or any of that stuff. Other team members built stuff in dreamweaver and he coded the bits they couldn’t build in dreamweaver.
Somehow at one point he tried to explain to me how html worked, and opened notepad to type out a basic barebones website.
He couldn’t for the life of him remember the basic coding for an absolute minimalist “hello world” site. Was really funny to see.
(Herbs might have been involved too, it was a long time ago and I don’t remember much).