Dreamweaver Quiz

Hello Ben,

fortunately I still have left my old DW versions on my PC. So I can use the olders too. You know, there are my problems with the presentation of the "includes". BUT DW is shown only in the same green icon, whichever version I call.

Hans-Günter

Why, is the new purple icon not prominent enough amongst the other icons?

The more interesting question is -

"What does the color of the icon indicate"?

I'm not really a Dw user anymore, (unless you count CS6). But I would like to know in which category of programs Adobe places Dw in. As this would indicate not only the type of user but also how Adobe views the use of Dw now.

Lets also be honest Dw is going nowhere as a professional web development IDE, and has not been considered as such for many versions. We used to hear many people say that Dw should be more like other code editors, (sublime comes to mind as a prime candidate) but if a serious developer wanted an editor with the features of sublime, then they would buy sublime.

Even incorporating the Brackets code editor into Dw, has proven a disaster, as Brackets development almost stopped when they did so. Leaving both Dw and Brackets code editing in a 'no more development' state.

Maybe it is time for Adobe, (and everyone else) to simply say RIP Dw, and let it die. Instead of complaining about what is missing, and what it cannot, (and will probably never) be able to do.