

RocketCake
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RocketCake is a free web editor for creating responsive websites. For beginners and professional web developers. No programming needed.
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- Mac
- Windows
- Linux
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- Frantz Pierret updated RocketCake
RocketCake is easy to handle, you get results quite quickly. The generated CSS file is clearly arranged and can be easily modified.
You can buy a professional edition with some more options, as a perpetual version, but I'm using the free version for now.
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Comments and Reviews
RocketCake is easy to handle, you get results quite quickly. The generated CSS file is clearly arranged and can be easily modified.
You can buy a professional edition with some more options, as a perpetual version, but I'm using the free version for now.
Has all features and offers you multiple ways to create your site. Maybe that's why it's quickly to master. Downloadable components are great, too.
Easy to use and fast to edit my website. It's also a very small download (like 10MB) and works offline on all my PCs.
I did not find how to open existing code, it only allows to open their project .rcd files. It offers 19 templates to start.