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Macromedia Dreamweaver 8 Unleashed [Kindle Edition]

Zak Ruvalcaba (Author)

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This is the eBook version of the printed book.

Macromedia Dreamweaver 8 Unleashed is your complete reference guide to developing dynamic, data-driven web sites and applications with Dreamweaver 8. Based on the newest version of Dreamweaver, you will find comprehensive and up-to-date instruction on developing complex applications, as well as how to collect information from users, personalize their online experience, and use a variety of built-in site management tools to create the ultimate web site experience. With Macromedia Dreamweaver 8 Unleashed, you will learn how to fully exploit Dreamweaver 8 by working with frames and framesets, layers, incorporating multimedia and animation, and adding dynamic elements such as a shopping cart.

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Format: Kindle Edition
File Size: 28947 KB
Print Length: 1032 pages
Publisher: Sams (7 Oct 2005)
Sold by: Amazon Media EU S.� r.l.
Language English
ASIN: B004XIH4DQ
Text-to-Speech: Enabled

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7 of 9 people found the following review helpful

Not a book for beginners!! 18 Aug 2003

By Bella

Format:Paperback

Just sat down to start using Dreamweaver MX with this book by my computer. I used Dreamweaver for about 6 months nearly three years ago and bought this book to teach me the basics again. But it's way too advanced for a complete or false beginner!! For a start it doesn't come with a CD-Rom so it doesn't offer any interactive lessons. It also seems to assume that you are already really familiar with Dreamweaver. So my advice is if you're a practising Dreamweaver user and need more advanced help buy it, if you're a beginner stay well away!

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6 of 8 people found the following review helpful

Comprehensive and Concise 11 April 2003

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At long last a book that does not waste words in describing DreamWeaver MX's functions but explains how to use them.

I wanted a book to help me move from Dreamweaver3 and teach me how to use the dynamic functionality of MX. Unleashed does both.

The basics are covered in far fewer pages than other DreamWeaver MX books yet nothing is missed out. The sections become progressively more complex moving the reader from static sites, through interactivity (DHTML, Flash, etc.) to database driven pages.

Roughly a third of the book is taken up with MX's dynamic capabilities and how to harness them. The authors tackle some seriously complex subjects (ASP, SQL) so clearly that I have started doing "back end" database jobs. Not bad for someone who knew nothing about databases before he bought the book.

Also, I had answers to my questions on photo albums, accessibility issues and database connectivity fundamentals within a couple of hours of reading.

Not a good choice for newbies but indispensible for experienced users looking to extend their use of DreamWeaver.

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3 of 4 people found the following review helpful

Comprehensive and Concise 11 April 2003

By "mjhewitt3"

Format:Paperback

I wanted a book to help me move from Dreamweaver3 and teach me how to use the dynamic functionality of MX. Unleashed does both.

The basics are covered in far fewer pages than other DreamWeaver books yet nothing is missed out. The sections become progressively more complex moving the reader from static sites, through interactivity (DHTML, Flash, etc.) to database driven pages.

The authors explain some seriously complex subjects (ASP, SQL) so clearly that I have started tackling "back end" jobs myself using databases.

Also, I had answers to my questions on photo albums, accessibility issues and database connectivity fundamentals within a couple of hours of receiving the book.

I'm picky but I can't fault this book. And the publishers' support web site is good too.

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