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by Trixxie12
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Hey warriors

Just wondering if MacroMedia Dreamweaver 8.0 is a good idea to create one of my websites. Do any of you use this? It seems quite complicated but i like it..

I use Adobe Dream Weaver and Photoshop at the moment.
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  • Profile picture of the author SeanSupplee
    I use Dream weaver and then photoshop and image ready to boost up the look of images and feel for a site.
    Free sources I do not know of to many however there are a ton of free hosting companies like angelfire.com is where I honestly learned how to write html and start understanding the code on my own many years ago
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  • Profile picture of the author Jack Zenert
    Yep - Go with DreamWeaver - Great Program!
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  • Profile picture of the author JMB
    dreamweaver is amazing for creating sites/landing pages. It can be overwhelming at first, but just get some simple tutorial videos.

    If you go to this link Macromedia Dreamweaver - Using Dreamweaver MX tutorials

    you will find tutorials for dreamweaver.

    :-)
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  • Profile picture of the author ehicks727
    I started with Dreamweaver, but I code HTML by hand now. I use either Notepad++ or NetBeans, but that's mainly because I'm a PHP developer.

    What I don't like about Dreamweaver, or any program like that, is that it encourages bad habits. DW is notorious for cranking out invalid HTML. Most people probably don't care, but I like my sites to validate.

    Also, DW becomes a crutch and people make all table-based websites. The future is XHTML+CSS, so becoming dependent on DW to create your table-based websites is going to bite you in the butt sooner or later. Better to learn HTML basics and learn CSS REALLY well.
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    Dreamweaver has been my pick for years.
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  • Profile picture of the author spriyada
    dreamweaver is good but if you don't know much about web design then try xsitepro. It's good too and fast.
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  • Profile picture of the author bounty_hunt3r
    Dreamweaver is great for advanced user
    NVU is good for newbie
    just my 2cents
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  • Profile picture of the author Marty S
    Originally Posted by Trixxie12 View Post

    Just wondering if MacroMedia Dreamweaver 8.0 is a good idea to create one of my websites. Do any of you use this? It seems quite complicated but i like it.. also what are the best/main ones people use to create a website? Preferably free !
    DW is an industry standard and I don't know where I would be without it, however - things change.

    If you want FREE and you are going to have a learning curve anyway, then learn Joomla! This is an open source CMS website builder that can be learned at least as easily as DW, but has huge growth potential for any of your websites. Thousands of templates are available and a massive open soucre resource for free add-ons and features.

    Best of luck either way.
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    Dreamweaver seems to own the market now. Just go for it!
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