[Jarrett]

Originally Posted by Andrew

Coda. Way more features and plenty versatile. The only thing holding me back is that it's too much, and I just develop on my PC anyway.

Ok Thanks

[Gary]

Dreamweaver.

[KYE]

Whats the fastest and easiest way to learn as much CSS as possible in a weekend? I want to drop myself right in at the deep end and learn how to code. It's something I've wanted to dabble my toes in for some time.

[Andrew]

Reading tutorials, look at sites CSS code, and also look at CSS cheatsheets.

[Daan]

If you use Firefox, this is a nice addon.
you can see and edit CSS files on every website, which has been of great value for me, because I could see what is possible with CSS, and how I could do it.
also, This is a good site as well

[baker2d]

How come Photoshop is bracketed next to Adobe Creative Suite and Illustrator isn't. If anything Illustrator should go first, mainly because its better.

[Anthony]

Let's not get into a raster .vs. vector war chaps

Another for the list:
iTunes ~ pure inspiration

[baker2d]

Originally Posted by Anthony

Let's not get into a raster .vs. vector war chaps

Another for the list:
iTunes ~ pure inspiration

Oh.. oh I will... we all know vector is better than raster, its just common knowledge.

[Anthony]

I disagree, each has its own purpose and fits its purpose well. It's not a case of better or worse, just which suits the occasion better

[baker2d]

Originally Posted by Anthony

I disagree, each has its own purpose and fits its purpose well. It's not a case of better or worse, just which suits the occasion better

I agree (but disagree because at times am stubborn )