Dreamweaver vs visual studio

Hello,

Can anyone please provide a link to any articles discuss the advantges or disadvantges to using either Deramweaver 2004 or bisual studio 2003

Thanks,

emp4ab,

In a nutshell, Visual Studio is used to write applications. Dreamweaver
is used to develop websites. (Yes, yes, Dreamweaver can be used to author
ASP, PHP, and what have you ... but those are not compiled applications.)


David
stiller (at) quip (dot) net
"Luck is the residue of good design."

Can anyone please provide a link to any articles discuss the advantges or
disadvantges to using either Deramweaver 2004 or bisual studio 2003

DW: Excels at HTML, sucks at ASP.net programming.
ASP.net: Sucks at HTML, excels at ASP.net programming.

-Darrel

Your question assumes that these two products are mutually exclusive. In
reality, you might be better off designing in DW, then writing your .Net
code in Studio.

If you haven't purchased it yet, note that Microsoft will give you the
upgrade price if you own Dreamweaver.


"emp4ab" <webforumsuser (AT) macromedia (DOT) com> wrote

Hello,

Can anyone please provide a link to any articles discuss the advantges or
disadvantges to using either Deramweaver 2004 or bisual studio 2003

Thanks,

I've an article here

http://www.charon.co.uk/content.aspx...0&ArticleID=58



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