Dreamweaver 4 UltraDev

Bard

Blimmin' 'eck, but does this software ROCK or what!

Just thought I'd put a few words down to highly recommend what is, without a doubt, THE best web authoring package out there. Microsoft and Adobe et al. don't come near

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Kali

dunno i thought Fireworks 4 sucked a bit compared to 3.
lots of different things done different ways.
its pain in the **** trying to figure out how to do stuff that was just a click and a key shortcut in 3 and now requires a degree (or a manual heh)...

Bard

<font face="Verdana, Arial" size="2">Originally posted by Kali:
dunno i thought Fireworks 4 sucked a bit compared to 3.
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Gee ... that's a pity...

I was talking about Dreamweaver though !!!

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Lucutus

Yea, I went to the macromedia thing in Vicar St. last year about Ultradev etc.

It's good for muppets. If you can't code, and you need to get a site together with dynamic content and stuff, use it.

Luc

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Bard

<font face="Verdana, Arial" size="2">Originally posted by Lucutus:
It's good for muppets. If you can't code, and you need to get a site together with dynamic content and stuff, use it.
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It's more than just that, but yeah- fair enough.

It's good whether you can code or not - makes a lot of menial tasks a helluva lot faster.

I can code, but I wouldn't be without this excellent software package.

Kali

for some reason i thought ultradev was the whole suite of macromedia products.
what does it do exactly?

Enygma

Yup, this rocks, I especially like the Flash Buttons.
The layout view is really cool, and the HTML editor is Homesite! What more do you need?

How much is the full version?


Oh forgot to mention the cool little O'Reilly Reference Window. HTML, CSS and Javascript reference right there on the screen. Bloody fantastic.



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Bard

Kali: UltraDev is an advanced version of Dreamweaver with all the functionality of Drumbeat built in - i.e.: database functions, ability to create applications using ASP, JSP and CFML. It's also got certain Fireworks and Flash functions built in, but it is just the one application, albeit a bloody brilliant one, and not the full suite of products.

Enygma: the full version, according to Cre@teOnline is £469, - the upgrade version is £234. In contrast, the standard edition of Dreamweaver 4 (without ASP/Database stuff) is £270 - or £117 for the upgrade version. Those are sterling prices, and there's a 30-day trial version on the Macromedia web site (for which there's already a patch available on Astalavista )

Cheers,

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regi

I really hope that's not an advocation of warez, bard

damnyanks

homesite and studio are far better than any dreamweaver

Bard

Regi... hahahahahaha... no!

damnyanks... hahahahahaha... no!!!

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[IAR]Nevermind

yeah its great i use it and it easy as anythin