This means hours of work, which means money to you. Even more, if you create your Web site with a specific editor and then a better one comes out, most of the time the new editor will have a lot of trouble reading the code from the old one. They all code differently and have their own little quirks that bother the other ones. Even the fastest coders have trouble keeping up with most editors. Machines have simply become faster than humans in this aspect.
Hand coding has several advantages such as compatibility.
Hand code usually works a lot better than code from editors in most browsers. You can include comments that makes it easier to allow people in the future to know what's going on, or reminder notes for yourself. You can keep your code clean, for instance if you create a table you can line the code up so it is much easier to update by hand. If you are creating a page for a growing business or a page that you think may need to be updated by others, hand code is probably the best route. We welcome feedback on this article.