If you want to work in the web industry you need to do one of the following:
Just do design and hire developers to write HTML/CSS/JavaScript and the rest. This is a very specialized role and your portfolio will have to be stellar. You won't be able to sell yourself as a web designer, though.
or
Learn HTML, CSS, and JavaScript to be a front-end developer. Learn programming languages to be a programmer.
Either way,
forget Dreamweaver unless you're using Code View. No professional uses it for anything but Code View. Notepad++ (Windows) is nice because it does syntax highlighting, code folding, and so on. It's also $400 cheaper (as in free).
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Originally Posted by LukeV
It really helps if you have someone that can code very well  |
How do you know if someone codes well if you don't know what good code looks like?