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October 20, 2019
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dreamweaver

  • October 20, 2019
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why is this app, like the rest, so bad and poorly made? just like muse this is useless. makes no sense.

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    Correct answer Nancy OShea

    It's very convenient to condemn tools we don't know how to use.  But tools are rarely the problem.  It's more often the person using the tool that has the problem.

     

    If you want to build web sites, learn to work with code.   It's that simple.  Coders can learn to use Dreamweaver in a weekend.  Non-coders have a very steep learning curve.

     

    HTML, CSS & JS Tutorials:

     

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    Dave-UPT
    Known Participant
    October 18, 2020

    I love the overall speed of Dreamweaver.
    When you type code, it can almost keep up with the speed at which you type.

    Maybe a 1-2 second delay... but it's only 2020, it's really ahead of it's time.

    Julierod26
    Julierod26
    Participant
    February 11, 2020

    I love that Dreamweaver is easy for New Web Designers and Advanced Web Designers to build there Website and they can Conect to any server and upload and download files easy.

    Web Designer / Graphic Designer
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    Allen5FD6
    Participant
    October 18, 2020

    Dreamweaver is user friendly, I'm new to this but it help me so much to work. I'm new at this platform and my senior recommended me to start my work on it, They are also using it as web Designing...

    Nancy OShea
    Community Expert
    Nancy OSheaCommunity ExpertCorrect answer
    Community Expert
    October 20, 2019

    It's very convenient to condemn tools we don't know how to use.  But tools are rarely the problem.  It's more often the person using the tool that has the problem.

     

    If you want to build web sites, learn to work with code.   It's that simple.  Coders can learn to use Dreamweaver in a weekend.  Non-coders have a very steep learning curve.

     

    HTML, CSS & JS Tutorials:

     

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