Webuilder Review

The things I adore about WeBuilder

About a year ago I came across WeBuilder and worked with different types of developers. Dreamweaver I was using at the moment. Dreamweaver is a good thing, but I always felt that there was probably a better and more timesaving one. Mainly looking for a PHP based editing tool, I was willing to use Dreamweaver for HTML and CSS, however, a combination would have been perfect.

Before I came across WeBuilder and Rapid PHP I followed PHPdit and phpDesigner. Rapid PHP and WeBuilder are almost similar to each other, but WeBuilder can process Ruby, Perl and ASP as well. When I first began using WeBuilder, I knew it was one grade above the other. Immediately I fell in loving him, and a year later I still silently said, "God, I really adore WeBuilder!

Honestly, it's difficult to know where to begin with the things I like about WeBuilder. I would like to inform you before I begin that I am using WeBuilder 2007. WeBuilder 2008 is the latest release and it looks even more amazing. The thing I like about it: The WeBuilder is definitely well made.

It' probably the most intuitively powerful program I have ever used, and definitely the most intuitively powerful source tree author. The WeBuilder just makes perfect sense. No? RapidPHP as well as Webuilder supports PHP, HTML, JavaScript and Javascript. These include autocompletion of source files, real-time PHP parsing, parenthesis, debugging, and more. Functional notes also belong to this.

Trust me, that's a saving of your precious little while. PHP-Syntax Checks and PHP-Bugging. PHP's taskbar is another great little timesaver. Store and insert parts of your pages (e.g. the bowels of an if statement) as you like. The WeBuilder is a standalone HTML builder for HTML coding.

Unsurpassed the CSSditor. Automatic completion is a true lifesaver and timer if you can't recall the entire HTML script ingame. It is a great help for your customizing your website with our help. Seems easy, but is another advantage in terms of timing. It is very practical, especially when it comes to PHP and PHP/SCSS.

In the case of the CSS, the items, identificators and class are enumerated in the Code Explorer. PHP has a long history of class, object, function and variable lists in the TeamViewer. Instead of dragging a long PHP page down, you can take a short snapshot in your PHP Editor and browse to an element by simply navigating to it in your PHP Editor.

It is possible to save parts of your source codes (html, bss, phi, javascript etc.) in the source tree for later use. The WeBuilder comes with some practical cutouts to help you get on. That'?s a huge saving of your working hours. There' s no point in entering popular codebits if you can just save them and re-use them later.

So, if you are cutting out some of your coding and forgot to insert it elsewhere, you can also use the shortcut. This is not limited to elements that you copy and crop from WeBuilder. Everything you copy or crop while WeBuilder runs on your computer is recorded.

The WeBuilder has an FTP and file manager built in. One thing that should not be overlooked is the power of WeBuilder. The WeBuilder is so full of functions that I haven't used all of them yet. These include the SQL Data Base Browser, the Javascript-Editor and sending e-mail codec. As I said at the beginning of this review, I am using WeBuilder 2007.

Actually, I do really adore WeBuilder. It' a powerful, feature-rich and easy-to-use source tree that' s just the best I have ever used. They save a lot of valuable personal space and are a true treat.