[leggo2m]

Dreamweaver CS6 is actually an awesome web IDE. Yes they have features that are "for beginners" that automate some code generation, but you don't have to use them. For the "advanced" build-by-handers out there their suite of code editing features are very deep and frankly their syntax highlighting, hinting, auto-complete, and customization tools are better than almost every other web IDE out there, and I've used many of them.

It's funny how Dreamweaver got such a reputation, but I wonder if in this case the blank looks he was getting was because he still thinks Dreamweaver is for for point-and-click build my first website designers.

Edit: What made me change away from DW was a persistent memory leak that was unfixable/unbearable.