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Bluefish is a powerful editor for experienced web designers and programmers. Bluefish supports many programming and markup languages, but it focuses on editing dynamic and interactive websites.

It provides users with an intuitive drag-and-drop interface that makes designing a website simple and enjoyable. With this software, users can quickly create professional looking sites without any coding knowledge or experience. The software also offers advanced features such as custom CSS, HTML5 animation tools, mobile device optimization, responsive design templates and more to help make the website creation process even easier. Additionally, it includes hosting options so you don't have...

CodeShine (a part of Di website) - is an application for posting, submitting, and evaluating assignments. As a whole, 'Di' is a shorthand for Deogiri Institute of Engineering and Management Studies, Aurangabad 431001, Maharashtra, India.

OpenBEXI is a WYSIWYG HTML builder using the magic of HTML5 and CSS3 . By resizing, dragging and dropping various HTML widgets it is easy to build a web page. All texts using the DOJO editor, pictures, charts, chart-flows, Dygraphs, timelines, lists and DOJO widgets edited on your browser look like the HTML page you are going to publish to your web site. OpenBEXI provides a powerful CSS and JavaScript editor to change on the fly the presentation and the behavior of your web pages. Tools...

Quanta+ is a web development environment for HTML and associate languages. We are working to make it as full featured as any web tool available and a first choice for professional and recreational Linux web develoment.

Lowstream is an advanced Wordpress theme, geared towards creating an advanced, yet equally apporoachable interface for Wordpress bloggers to edit their site layout without having edit actual files. Features include an entirely web-based CSS2 editor.

cssed is an scriptable and modular GTK2 CSS editor and syntax validator, written for the Linux platform, to help web developers to maintain and create CSS stylesheets for web publishing. There are versions of cssed for MacOsX and Win32, and BSD.