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s.marda · 29-01-2007, 22:01

hey guys!!

what do u think about Adobe tutorials? or what other tutorials to go for?

~S

pgo · 29-01-2007, 22:52

As always, http://www.htmldog.com

Don't bother "learning Dreamweaver". Learn XHTML and CSS.

gkwinspired · 29-01-2007, 23:10

You know....the guys around here dog Dreamweaver - but I think it makes some things way quicker and nicer - BUT YOU DO HAVE TO WATCH YOUR CODE!!!

--
Greg

mpls-web-design · 08-02-2007, 16:43

Dreamweaver is a good software, but it does not generate good codes for you. Learning html, css and some javascript goes a long way in helping you get started. If you already know the coding, Dreamweaver is pretty easy to figure out. I view it as a useful tool, but it is not something you rely on.

Lynda.com has some good Flash and Dreamweaver video tutorials.

digitaloctane · 08-02-2007, 20:30

Dreamweaver is a great program if used correctly. But i would agree, dont learn dreamweaver... learn xhtml and css.

As far as flash goes, actionscript.org is a goog place to start.

Best way to learn all of these elements, is to just play with them.

chazthetic · 09-02-2007, 10:32

i was going to say what's already been said: learn the code, not the program.

ttk_2k · 11-02-2007, 08:27

Another important factor to learn something well is to be patient, and inquisitively.

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pgo Senior Member Join Date: Jan 2005 Posts: 12,340	As always, http://www.htmldog.com Don't bother "learning Dreamweaver". Learn XHTML and CSS.

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gkwinspired Come on IE - GO GECKO! Join Date: Jan 2007 Location: Wasilla, Alaska Posts: 93	You know....the guys around here dog Dreamweaver - but I think it makes some things way quicker and nicer - BUT YOU DO HAVE TO WATCH YOUR CODE!!! -- Greg

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mpls-web-design Registered User Join Date: Nov 2006 Location: Minneapolis, MN Posts: 19	Dreamweaver is a good software, but it does not generate good codes for you. Learning html, css and some javascript goes a long way in helping you get started. If you already know the coding, Dreamweaver is pretty easy to figure out. I view it as a useful tool, but it is not something you rely on. Lynda.com has some good Flash and Dreamweaver video tutorials.

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digitaloctane Registered User Join Date: Feb 2007 Location: Rhode Island Posts: 24	Dreamweaver is a great program if used correctly. But i would agree, dont learn dreamweaver... learn xhtml and css. As far as flash goes, actionscript.org is a goog place to start. Best way to learn all of these elements, is to just play with them.

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chazthetic Fucking Awesome Join Date: Feb 2007 Location: Orlando, Fl Posts: 519	i was going to say what's already been said: learn the code, not the program.

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ttk_2k Registered User Join Date: Feb 2007 Location: Earth ^^" Posts: 16	Another important factor to learn something well is to be patient, and inquisitively.

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