Quanta Plus

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Quanta Plus

Quanta Plus 3.3.0
Developer:	The Quanta Team
Latest release:	3.5.5 / Oct 11, 2006
OS:	Unix-like
Use:	HTML editor
License:	GPL
Website:	quanta.kdewebdev.org

In computing, Quanta Plus is a free software web development environment for KDE. Quanta is capable of both WYSIWYG design and handcoding. It's currently released as part of KDE in the kdewebdev package.

Uses KDE KIO slaves for FTP, SSH (through FISH) and other protocol support.
Builtin rendering with KHTML
Display the source code, WYSIWYG Mode (called VPL (Visual Page Layout) in Quanta) or both. (Somewhat like Adobe Dreamweaver)

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