Hi all, We are pleased to announce the latest update (20.0) to Dreamweaver. Key features of the release:: Seamless Live View Editing: Edit documents in Live View with a single click. Along with element text you can edit content directly inside semantic tags and all changes are auto synced to code view. Code Hints Improvements: PHP hints you are looking for are always at the top now with the improved filtering logic. Also, we have improved availability of HTML, CSS, JS code hints. Default font changes for JP locale: Japanese text & source code readability has been improved with Source Han Code JP as the new default font for JP locale. MacOS 10.15 support: Dreamweaver 2020 is compatible with the new MacOS 10.15 version. For more info on the latest features, see https://helpx.adobe.com/dreamweaver/using/whats-new.html Thanks, Preran

Preran

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The November 2019 update to Dreamweaver is now live!

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Hi all,

We are pleased to announce the latest update (20.0) to Dreamweaver.

Key features of the release::

Seamless Live View Editing: Edit documents in Live View with a single click. Along with element text you can edit content directly inside semantic tags and all changes are auto synced to code view.
Code Hints Improvements: PHP hints you are looking for are always at the top now with the improved filtering logic. Also, we have improved availability of HTML, CSS, JS code hints.
Default font changes for JP locale: Japanese text & source code readability has been improved with Source Han Code JP as the new default font for JP locale.
MacOS 10.15 support: Dreamweaver 2020 is compatible with the new MacOS 10.15 version.

For more info on the latest features, see https://helpx.adobe.com/dreamweaver/using/whats-new.html

Thanks,

Preran

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williamj3127624417167117

Participant

...and that's not even 1/10 of what you get in Wappler's weekly updates LOL #RIPDreamweaver

Impressive_play01AC

Inspiring

Hi Preran,
please send a message to the developer team to remove jQuery Mobile/UI as mobile platform on Dreamweaver, this framework is discontinued from several years... anyway, a small bug is in the "indent" (preferences -> code format -> indent), not works.
I suggest for the next version (as long as there is one in the timeline) to works on the new technologies support as PWA and/or more integration with Adobe XD.
The latest years for Dreamweaver seem a path to the inevitable death.
#RIPDreamweaver

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rahuls58207756

Adobe Employee

Hi Michele,

Thanks for your valuable feedback, we will highlight it to the team.

Regarding Indent issue, can you please share the indent preference (screenshots). Also, is this specific to a particular file. Could you please share more information like file type, size and the workflow to reproduce this issue locally to investigate further.

Impressive_play01AC

Inspiring

I've resetted the DW preferences and now the "indent" behaviour returned to works good. Thanks

Brad Lawryk

Legend

A little underwhelming for a major release. #RIPDreamweaver

B i r n o u

Legend

Oh well, this is a major outing... Brad, you're kidding...? no?
Preran, Divya, please, don't tell me, that it is a major update?

Impressive_play01AC

Inspiring

I'm going to stick my neck out now, (translation for Birnou - its like saying 'put my neck into the guilotine, and hope no one pulls the lever'). I don't contribute to the forum much anymore, but over the holidays, I did speak with a number of people looking to start out in web development, and what I learned was -

No one who intends to make a career in web development uses Dw anymore. However some did use Dw whilst in Uni, or further education, simply because of the student discount, and 'other' adobe products being requiered for the course(s) taken. This I think leaves Dw as something only used by none coders, (read not large or enterprise requierments) or those who would have to use other adobe products anyway.

In that respect, I think Dw is actually all that is required. Simply because it meets the requirements of the small site builders, working for themselves, or only building sites on a casual or personal basis, and not requiering anything more than a basic rwd site or newsletter creation.

I think the problem with Dreamweaver is that in the last years has lost its identity, it's neither fish nor fowl.
It's not a tool for web developers and neither for web designers (its original target when it was developed from Macromedia). It would be enough for the Dreamweaver's Team to go on the Wappler's forum to understand what people really want.