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Voice in your head
Join Date: May 2008
Posts: 58
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You are talking about vs.net? :P I am using 2005. I do have the 2008 software, but have no time to try it. But I have heard great stuff about it. And then, there is this LINQ. :\ Damn, if only have the time. I am interested in php too, but once again. TIME. T_T |
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Voice in your head
Join Date: May 2008
Posts: 58
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LOL. I see. -_-' sorry, i missed the point badly as i am programming now, this tends to mess my brain up. |
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Join Date: May 2008
Posts: 16
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I was a huge table designer before learning css and I'll admit to being like a few here and being very reluctant to give it up. When I first started learning css laying out the design was so much harder than the table format I was used to. But I pushed past it and now that I have a good handle on css I would never want to go back to table layouts. I have a question about dreamweaver. I see so many freelance ads that say it is required that the developer knows dreamweaver. I don't know it and have no desire to learn it, I write everything in a regular text editor. Do these people basically just want you to be able to write the code (and dreamweaver is what they've heard of) or do they really want specifically someone who uses dreamweaver? As for text editors, I use rapid css and love it. The alphabetical list of tags that accompany css pages is very useful (just find what you need to edit and click). And it also has great syntax highlighting. |
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Senior Member
Join Date: Jan 2005
Posts: 12,340
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Go ahead and download the trial, get a feel for it (it really is a nice editor in Code View, but not worth the $400 price tag in my opinion). I think a lot of people just put that as a "requirement" because they heard it was the "industry standard" (it isn't...in my experience). If you're really interested in a job that lists that as a requirement, why not pop them an email and find out what's up with that. Or just try to get the job and then don't use Dreamweaver. They don't have to know. |
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Join Date: May 2008
Posts: 16
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Thank you pgo, that's what I figured. I'll definitely reply to any interesting ads I come across now, regardless of the dreamweaver requirement. And I'll download the trial and give it a shot. Then I can honestly say that I know it even if I won't be using it for their job lol. |
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shiro
Join Date: Aug 2007
Location: Yokohama, Japan
Posts: 2,689
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If you know how to use a code editor, then you can pretty much say you know how to use dreamweaver! Just play around with their ftp functions, and figure out how the 'check in' and 'check out' functions work. Those are the things you may need to know which are specific to dreamweaver. |
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Join Date: May 2008
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This is really good to know. I'm going to download the trial and check these things out. Thank you! |
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Registered User
Join Date: Jun 2008
Location: Charlotte, NC
Posts: 16
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Hello All. I am new to the board and already picking up tips! Thank you. By trade I am a mortgage guy, but for fun I create websites. Gives me the opportunity to be creative and its been interesting learning HTML, CSS and some Java. Beginning to develop websites for others in the mortgage and real estate business. I look forward to learning from you all. ________________________________________________ Ed Nailor FoundByDesign.com |
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