Alternative to Dreamweaver.

[casbahdk]

I am looking for an alternative to Dreamweaver. I need to use the alternative for managing / editing WordPress sites. I have been looking at Aptana Studio 3, but it seems like the documentation is a bit thin in the area. Can anyone tell me if Aptana can replace Dreamweaver for dealing with WordPress sites?

[GreatDanton]

Did you see this? http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1983296&highlight=alternative+dreamweaver

Regards.

[Bahawolf]

I started using Aptana as a replacement for Dreamweaver a week or so ago, and I've not turned back since. It's really all I needed to commit to Ubuntu. :-)

I also tried Bluefish and Geany but didn't like them as much as Aptana.

[OM55]

Another one you can try is: KompoZer
It is in the Software Center and has similar features to DreamWeaver.

[na5h]

I started using Aptana as a replacement for Dreamweaver a week or so ago, and I've not turned back since. It's really all I needed to commit to Ubuntu. :-)

I also tried Bluefish and Geany but didn't like them as much as Aptana.
This!

Just remember to install Oracle Java before running Aptana.

[bonoman]

thanks man this is what i was looking for !!

[slickymaster]

Besides Aptana Studio and KompoZer, previously mentioned, you could also take a look at Amaya (http://www.w3.org/Amaya/User/BinDist.html), Quanta Plus (http://quanta.kdewebdev.org/) and BlueGriffon (http://www.bluegriffon.org/).

[casbahdk]

Thanks for all of the suggestions. Now that I have had some time to work with them myself, I consider Komodo Edit to be the best text editor to use for building a web site. Komodo Edit, like Aptana can also be used to program in various programming languages. What makes Komodo Edit stand uot, is it's ability to work on remote servers.