FARDILHA  Humm... still no way to enter tabular data on an easy manner (aka tables) ;)

I understand that on a design point of view, tables should be used to a minimum, but in fact there's still no better way to display huge "excel like" info on a web page.  (Version 1.2.6)

HANDYCAM  An intriguing idea,and I can never have enough page editors; some are good for one type of job and other better for different types. So it's nice to have a choice.

The main problems I have with Flux that prevents me from actually using it are:

1. You need to have a site folder created, it is not possible to do a one-off page (you could, of course, create a site of one page).

2. To try an make edits on a page created elsewhere (e.g. by a different developer using unknown software) this software often gives XHTML errors and either hangs trying to load the page and/or re-writes the HTML. It's never actually worked for me in this case, so I can't vouch for what it does to "correct" the pages -- it has beachballed every time. While perhaps these pages actually DO have incorrect XHTML in places, it does occur often enough that I wish the app could deal better.

I suppose this software could be very interesting to use to create a small site from scratch, using only Flux, in reality most of us web developers need to deal with code of unknown origin, and of varying quality. An app that insists on perfection is posing an obstacle.  (Version 1.2)

HANDYCAM  An intriguing idea,and I can never have enough page editors; some are good for one type of job and other better for different types. So it's nice to have a choice.

The main problems I have with Flux that prevents me from actually using it are:

1. You need to have a site folder created, it is not possible to do a one-off page (you could, of course, create a site of one page).

2. To try an make edits on a page created elsewhere (e.g. by a different developer using unknown software) this software often gives XHTML errors and either hangs trying to load the page and/or re-writes the HTML. It's never actually worked for me in this case, so I can't vouch for what it does to "correct" the pages -- it has beachballed every time. While perhaps these pages actually DO have incorrect XHTML in places, it does occur often enough that I wish the app could deal better.

I suppose this software could be very interesting to use to create a small site from scratch, using only Flux, in reality most of us web developers need to deal with code of unknown origin, and of varying quality. An app that insists on perfection is posing an obstacle.  (Version 1.2)

SCOTTDB  Nice software, but this item in the product's description is a bit questionable:

"Attach funky javascript actions to your page without having a clue what you're doing."

Great. Just what the world needs is more tools to enable people who don't know what they're doing.

"Funky javascript"? please spare me.  (Version 1.1.4)