Compare Adobe Dreamweaver and Brackets 
Adobe Dreamweaver vs Brackets
When assessing the two solutions, reviewers found Brackets easier to use, set up, and administer. Reviewers also preferred doing business with Brackets overall.
- Reviewers felt that Brackets meets the needs of their business better than Adobe Dreamweaver.
- When comparing quality of ongoing product support, reviewers felt that Brackets is the preferred option.
- For feature updates and roadmaps, our reviewers preferred the direction of Brackets over Adobe Dreamweaver.
Adobe makes great products plain and simply. I have to give them credit for making a good quality tool. While using dreamweaver to create websites is no longer my preference, it's still got everything you need. Some people love it, some don't. I just prefer...
It's UI is bloated with very edge-case actions / options. High level most-common User flows are not streamlined. This makes it very difficult for anyone new to the program, and especially anyone new to HTML / CSS / JS coding. As an IDE it's not as...
As a programmer that constantly needs to edit text config files, the aesthetics and functionality of Brackets gives me the best app for the job. Plain and simple. The ability to modify the json config for Brackets itself to customize the experience is a...
Beyond front end development, I don't love it. I much prefer using VS Code for other things. For basic web development, though, I really can't complain.
Adobe makes great products plain and simply. I have to give them credit for making a good quality tool. While using dreamweaver to create websites is no longer my preference, it's still got everything you need. Some people love it, some don't. I just prefer...
As a programmer that constantly needs to edit text config files, the aesthetics and functionality of Brackets gives me the best app for the job. Plain and simple. The ability to modify the json config for Brackets itself to customize the experience is a...
It's UI is bloated with very edge-case actions / options. High level most-common User flows are not streamlined. This makes it very difficult for anyone new to the program, and especially anyone new to HTML / CSS / JS coding. As an IDE it's not as...
Beyond front end development, I don't love it. I much prefer using VS Code for other things. For basic web development, though, I really can't complain.
