one thing about quanta is that you can really customize the way you work, and it doesn't overpower you with features and bloat. Its the right combination of what you need and what you want. It also doesn't hinder you if you want to write great code. DW is a great big behemoth of a program, but in the end is still not more effective in the end. Vim on the otherhand has too high of a learning curve for one who wants to do html and all the things that you have to know to make it equivalent to the things that Quanta does is generally far too much to make it preferable. Very powerful, but not very many people want to go through thousands of hours of documentation, experimentation and research to get it on and poppin? »