Nvu or Screem?

[phanboy_iv]

I am doing some web pages, and am looking at Nvu and Screem as possible programs to use. Which do y'all prefer? And why?

[gw90se]

I started with it and am confortable with it now. Haven't tried Screem.

[Stormy Eyes]

Neither. Vim uber alles!

[phanboy_iv]

Neither. Vim uber alles!

Whoa. Power user.

[Stormy Eyes]

Whoa. Power user.

Nah. I'm just a cuddly blue-eyed programmer cat.

[stoeptegel]

gvim icm mozilla web developer extension for me

[Quest-Master]

Quanta.

[majikstreet]

gvim/vim for me here :)

I've never tried NVU, but since it's by Mozilla, I'd think it'd be good..

Bluefish isn't bad, though.

-m

[somuchfortheafter]

i use vim,bluefish, and nvu.... overall for web design i would say nvu...

[David A Knight]

screem of course, and shower the developer with presents.

[xmastree]

Bluefish.

Never heard of Nvu, and last time I tried screem I hated it.

[sphillips53]

I prefer Nvu to have the option of the WYSIWYG or HTML text editing views of the page. I'm still new to web page editing so the WYSIWYG mode is helpful, but Nvu is definitely a work in progress and has some flaws. Cursor function and selection doesn't always work in the WYSIWYG mode and CSS editing isn't always saved reliably, but overall it works.

[benplaut]

bluefish. rocks.

FYI, screem isn't wysiwyg