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I was watching the training video that comes with adobe cs, and it eventually started on Go Live which comes with the creative suite premium edition, and it seem kinda cool, but I wouldn't really know 'cos I'm not a web designer. It got me wondering where this package sits in the realm of web design, and whats most commonly used and liked. It's the same sort of thing as dreamweaver, isn't it?
The other adobe cs progs are the absolute shit (I do know a bit about that side of things), is Go Live too? Or is it sorta regarded as a bit crap?

just sorta wondering really..
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Oh yeah, we have a web designer at our company, but I'm asking the wider community, he did once say that Image-Ready was a bit useless too, so I was thinking that maybe adobe aren't as good with the web side of things... however I have my reservations about his judgment because he is adamant that Quark better than InDesign which is just plain lunacy in anyones books. He's a bloody web designer anyway, what would he know?
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no web designers here then, huh?
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I have never looked at it and don't know anything about it.

At this stage there's nothing so wrong with dreamweaver that I'd actually spend time investigating an alternative Smile
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I'm with PFunk.

Although I did try Image-Ready and Go Live about 3 years ago when Dreamweaver was around version '2'. It could've been earlier than that actually.. *signs of memory damage*.

Its actually funny, because everything Image-Ready did, Fireworks did better. And everything Go Live did, Dreamweaver did better. This is going back 3 - 4 years though.. so things may have changed drastically since then..

I haven't been inclined to look elsewhere as Dreamweaver does it for me currently.

Smile
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Is Go-Live for HTML only? Does it handle server-side scripting too? I can't see from a quick look on the site.....
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i have never used GoLive, but Dreamweaver is so comprehensive that i can't imagine anything else coming close. the templates, the CSS support, the server-side stuff... soo good.

GoLive is just a small side-line for Adobe, but Dreamweaver is Macromedia's main product (along with Flash perhaps). which is gonna get the most funding for it's development?
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damn i though this was about x-box counter strike Sad
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the new find and replace features in dreamweaver 2004 is gold!

Dreamweaver has alsways out rated go live in most tech magazines