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Design

Tirth Upadhyay
Tirth Upadhyay
920 Points
Posted by Tirth Upadhyay
Tirth Upadhyay
920 Points

Where to design Website?

Hello, I am learning Web Designing here. It has been an Awesome place to learn. I just wanted to ask that, for practise we are using workspaces. If someday I want to design a Website but I have stopped enrolment at treehouse . which application or software should I use in order to design a website without treehouse workspace??

4 Answers

Neil Anuskiewicz
Neil Anuskiewicz
11,007 Points
Neil Anuskiewicz
Neil Anuskiewicz
11,007 Points

A lot of people seem to like Sublime and Atom for text editing. Then you can save your files on your local computer and review them with web browser.

Don't drop Treehouse, though!

Tommaso Poletti
Tommaso Poletti
5,205 Points
Tommaso Poletti
Tommaso Poletti
5,205 Points

Hi, i work with adobe photoshop and for coding i try all text editor but the most simply and usefoul for me is Bracket :)

Frederico Graciano
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Frederico Graciano
Courses Plus Student 2,768 Points
Frederico Graciano
Frederico Graciano
Courses Plus Student 2,768 Points

Well I used a long time ago the Adobe Dream Weaver software, it's pretty good, it gives you hints or auto completes the code you're typing. tho if you're still learning the basics I would recommend Sublime Text, it's paid but it's really worth the money. I do not use DreamWeaver I use Sublime Text forever, i'ts pretty amazing, have so many amazing features that makes coding easier. I don't think there is a course on here about Sublime Text but you should check out this one and then you gonna see how sublime text it's really amazing! I did this course and after that Sublime Text is the only software I use for any type of code.

http://code.tutsplus.com/courses/perfect-workflow-in-sublime-text-2

don't underestimate the date of the course, it still have all the features + much better now.