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July 28, 2000
GoLive vs. Dreamweaver
GoLive vs. Dreamweaver Doesn't Matter Anymore!
Yes, it's true. Since Adobe acquired Macromedia they now just offer Studio 8 for web design studios.
Personally, my recommendation has always been Dreamweaver. It looks like now Adobe agrees.
You can buy the entire Studio 8 Suite, or you can buy them individually. Direct from Adobe (with complete specifications) See below:
Buy items like Dreamweaver or Fireworks or Flash Individually. Direct from Adobe (with complete specifications):
Older Reviews and Articles of Older Versions of Dreamweaver and GoLive.
GoLive versus Dreamweaver Article at DDJ.com
Professional visual authoring tools should have a clean interface, multimedia capabilities, advanced site management for multiple users, support for server side scripting, and more. There are two biggies who meet these needs: Adobe GoLive and Macromedia Dreamweaver. Continue Reading "GoLive vs. Dreamweaver"
Battle Of The WYSIWIGS at Digital Web Magazine
Just as Flash MX has matured into an interactive application development tool, so has Dreamweaver MX. Full support for dynamic forms and server objects covers ColdFusion, ASP, ASP.NET, JSP and PHP. Server code libraries, additional tag editors and a database panel aid in coding these languages. Supposedly you can build web-based applications and database tools in Dreamweaver with relative ease, although I haven't tried to do this yet.
GoLive also provides development tools for other technologies, but the support is not quite as diverse as Dreamweaver's. Of course, you won't find support for Macromedia's proprietary ColdFusion development, but that may not bother many. GoLive provides code libraries for ASP, JSP and PHP, and it provides panel control.
Continue Reading "Battle Of The WYSIWIGS"
While a lot of Web folks simply make choices about products according to brand loyalty, you're in the position to make an informed decision about which product is really right for you. Both Adobe and Macromedia offer free evaluation software on their respective Web sites, so why not take these babies out for a test drive?
The latest Dreamweaver MX features are listed here. You can order direct from Macromedia (and often for a lower price) by going here. Otherwise, you can always trust Amazon.com to have good prices on Dreamweaver MX.
Where To Buy Macromedia Dreamweaver MX
Direct from Macromedia.com 
Choose one: Dreamweaver MX, Studio MX, Studio MX w/ Flash Professional
You can buy direct from the source, and even download it right from Macromedia.com while you wait for your shrinkwrapped box to arrive.
Dreamweaver MX at Office Depot 
Choose one: Dreamweaver MX, Dreamweaver MX (upgrade)
You can even order it online and then go in and pick it up at your local Office Depot.
Dreamweaver MX at Amazon.com
Choose one: Dreamweaver MX, Dreamweaver MX (upgrade)
Where To Buy Adobe GoLive
Lowest prices for GoLive seem to consistently be on Amazon.com.
Dreamweaver vs GoLive
GoLive vs Dreamweaver
Posted by Don at July 28, 2000 04:59 PM
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