Dreamweaver was a good idea, but impossible for them to maintain. In my experience it was regularly giving bad results.

It was a great tool for learning HTML and CSS though, but mainly because you would always end up just going into the source to fix it and view in DW.

I would be very nervous of anyone using it these days for anything else.

I'm actually curious to see what Dreamweaver looks like these days, because I just recently found out that it's still around. I haven't seen it since like 2009 and I honestly thought it had been shut down.

It's still around, but it's no longer being improved, just getting maintenance. Most of the people involved with it migrated elsewhere.

Most who used Dreamweaver and relied on its extensions are now using another similar app called Wappler.

For those that are into Bootstrap then Bootstrap Studio is also a good option which I found produces pretty decent results.

Yep, I'm a fan of Bootstrap Studio, if for nothing else than the fact that it's not a subscription product.