Adobe I would like to buy Dreamweaver App and code from you.

[haleyt88803336]

Adobe you;re obviously killing the Dreaweaver app so how much would it cost purchase it ? 

[Nancy OShea]

how much would it cost purchase it ? 

By @haleyt88803336

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Adobe staff rarely visit these user-to-user forums. We're unpaid forum volunteers and long-time product users, not Adobe.

To answer your question, Dreamweaver costs about USD $260/year.  A little more if you purchase it Monthly.

https://www.adobe.com/creativecloud/plans.html

[Jon Fritz]

Obviously Adobe will never say how much the program is worth to them on a public forum, but their long history of letting programs die and vanish, versus selling them to potential competitors, should tell you everything you need to know.

[haleyt88803336]

I mean buy the entire application code  from Adobe so adobe doesn't own it any longer at all. That way it could be developed again by an interested party.

[BenPleysier]

I mean buy the entire application code  from Adobe so adobe doesn't own it any longer at all. That way it could be developed again by an interested party.

By @haleyt88803336

Dreamweaver began losing its dominance in the web development world during the early to mid-2010s, and its decline became more pronounced by 2020, when Adobe placed it into minimum development status—meaning no new features were planned, only bug fixes and OS compatibility updates.

If you're nostalgic for Dreamweaver but want something modern, Wappler is often cited as a spiritual successor—especially for visual development with full-stack capabilities.

[Nancy OShea]

Um.... That's unlikely to happen.  

Brackets, the code engine in DW, was an open source project until Adobe abandoned it in 2020. 

https://brackets.io/

Some Brackets developers got together to form Phoenix Code, a new generation of Brackets. You can read more about it on Reddit.

https://www.reddit.com/r/brackets/comments/1b7bihm/introducing_phoenix_code_desktop_now_on_windows/

That's about as close as you'll get to anything Adobe developed. They're fiercely protective of their commercial software products, both during and after life.