Dreamweaver

11 years ago

Dreamweaver? I haven't touch that software since 2003.

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Daniel Evans

11 years ago

Originally Posted by rendell

Dreamweaver? I haven't touch that software since 2003.

You say that like it's old.

It's still as big as it even was and part of Adobe Creative suite.

I use Dreamweaver MX 2004 though. I haven't found a need for any of the newer versions.

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rendell

11 years ago

Originally Posted by Daniel Evans

You say that like it's old.

It's still as big as it even was and part of Adobe Creative suite.

I use Dreamweaver MX 2004 though. I haven't found a need for any of the newer versions.

Hahaha, apologise for the quick blurt.

It's a powerful tool, but I have stop using it since 2003 because I have moved on (or some say downgrade) to code and design a webpage using notepad++.

It's still big and a preferred choice for responsive design.

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Daniel Evans 11 years ago

Yep, a lot of the hardcore, hard coders tend to avoid it!
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Sandra Martinez 11 years ago

The wording of the post is a bit confusing. I am going to guess, ok?

I think you are looking for platforms to build websites(?)

Most people here uses wordpress, you can install it directly from any hosting with fantastico, and probably others as well.

The option I use - but is not popular - is joomla, easy to install as well. Some people say is more difficult to navigate, i can´t relate.

Dreamweaver allows you to build websites from scratch. it is a great tool, and very powerful. I do have it. Been using it, among other tools, for almost 10 years. I would not recommend you to do websites from scratch unless they are very simple, the learning curve is a bit abrupt for anything but html, and it just doesn´t worth it unless you want to make a business out of it.
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Robert Michael

11 years ago

I have the full version & I have no clue how to use it.

LOL it just sits on my laptop, collecting virtual dust..

If you check some sites out & find good resources, post them for the rest of us when you get a chance.

I'm sure if I knew how to use it, I could make some AWESOME sites.. I just don't even know where to start with that thing.

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jeromie

11 years ago

What exactly is your question? I use Adobe Dreamweaver daily, extremely powerful tool I must say.

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bhmseoservices

11 years ago

Dreamweaver is a web developer's choice for building offline websites or adding in complex code.

The program itself I use every now and again I use it for CSS, PHP and more complex HTML scripting.

What exactly is your question about the program?

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Don Schenk

11 years ago

I began with a course in a book, then decided to take a Dreamweaver class at a local community college's adult education program.

You may not have that in your country, so...

Get the "Dreamweaver For Dummies" book from Amazon, or just go to Youtube, and search for Dreamweaver. There are quite a number of free tutorials on Youtube.

:-Don

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SEOExpert999

11 years ago

Yes I would highly recommend using a content management system like WordPress or Joomla! to create a website quickly. But if you're interested in learning how to design websites Dreamweaver is the tool to use. The reason why I would recommend a content management system is because designing with Dreamweaver is a constant ongoing task and it's hard to optimize for SEO because there's just so much manual Coding that you will have to do to create a webpage. Not that it's hard, it's just a lot of consistent work.

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SEOExpert999

11 years ago

If you want to design splash page or opt in pages then Dreamweaver is a very cool tool to use.

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Steve Wells

11 years ago

I believe they are looking for the best tutorials on how to learn to use Dreamweaver, although I am not sure, because the wording of the post is not the easiest to understand.

1. Local college community course is best, but not cheap and may not be available in India.

2. There are many online courses available.
a. search results | lynda.com
b. dreamweaver tutorial - YouTube

3. There are some good books out there also;
a. Build*Your*Own Standards*Compliant*Website Using*Dreamweaver*8 - SitePoint Books
b. Dreamweaver CS6: Visual QuickStart Guide | Peachpit

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Khushnoodpk

11 years ago

Originally Posted by Steve Wells

I believe they are looking for the best tutorials on how to learn to use Dreamweaver, although I am not sure, because the wording of the post is not the easiest to understand.

1. Local college community course is best, but not cheap and may not be available in India.

2. There are many online courses available.
a. search results | lynda.com
b. dreamweaver tutorial - YouTube

3. There are some good books out there also;
a. Build*Your*Own Standards*Compliant*Website Using*Dreamweaver*8 - SitePoint Books
b. Dreamweaver CS6: Visual QuickStart Guide | Peachpit

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Khushnoodpk

11 years ago

Thanks for informative discussion. I found my answer from it.

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mknowles2262

11 years ago

I use dreamweaver just to do quick designs and then pull the html code for my apps. wordpress for my websites

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LanceS2k

11 years ago

I've been using dreamweaver for about a month now and gotta say its pretty easy to use once you figure it out. If you run into any problems just google it.

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