'sNiek wrote :
Soon Dreamweaver 8 will be released:
http://www.macromedia.com/software/d.../?promoid=BINR
Has anyone used/seen a beta-version? According to the site it has an
approved css-suport.
MacroMedia does not believe in valid code. They prefer to use invalid
markup code to create a webpage promoting their product.
MacroMedia believes in non-resizable secondary window; that's the way
MacroMedia promotes accessibility.
MacroMedia believes in non-scrollable secondary windows; it's their way
to say "Make your visitors fit into *your* well-crafted-with-DreamWeaver
popup window."
MacroMedia believes in browser sniffing based on user agent string
detection. MacroMedia does not believe in object/feature detection. And
they are teaching you how to do the same for your visitors.
MacroMedia believes in shock-wave flash, whether the user likes Flash or
not. And they want you to do the same.
MacroMedia believes in webpages that takes forever to load, in font size
of 10px for navigation links, in webpages design that rely on an insane
amount of stylesheets, hundreds css rules, thousands of declarations and
blatant over-constrained designs.
MacroMedia believes in generous amounts of document.write(), spacer gifs
now called flash pixels, believes in classitis designs and in the reign
of "javascript
:" pseudo-links.
MacroMedia does not believe in user community driven software nor in
compliance with W3C web standards. MacroMedia believes $399 US to be a
fair price for purchasing a single licence for DreamWeaver 8.
MacroMedia has been a pionneer on making inaccessible webpages, on using
deprecated techniques, on imposing Flash to visitors, on promoting and
reusing forever deprecated coding techniques, on using again and again
obsolete MacroMedia functions for years and years.
And they'll keep on doing all of this with their future webpage which
will be promoting DreamWeaver 9 for only $399 too.
Gérard
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