day, April 06, 2000 12:47 AM
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Subject: RE: Is HomeSite Soon To Be History?
Steve,
Why would you say that? Clinton's posted here before, and his usual
posts don't seem to be SPAM. I think it was a useful post. Not like
he just stopped by to post that tidbit and then be gone.
The fact is that as technology progresses, some things that it was important
to do by hand become less so. Using SQL Server is a good example of this. A
good admin needs to know more than the new wizards in SQL server 7, but that
doesn't mean that the wizards are all bad, are necessarily
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As far as I am aware, Homesite is not about to be dropped. Allaire's next
major version of Homesite will be, apparently, a big overhaul, with a lot
of improved layout control.
Nick
At 19:54 5/04/00 -0500, you wrote:
HomeSite is the best and most popular development tool around *but* is
Well, unless this app provides a significant improvement over Drumbeat's UI,
I wouldnt worry too much about the fate of Homesite or Studio. Or at least
worry about a mass exodus of developers un-installing HS and CF Studio in
favor Ultra Dev.
Sounds like a good marketing piece though.
One
Stephen,
Stop by and visit our booth at Internet World. Tell'em I sent you.
Duane (from Ektron)
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From: Steve Aylor [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, April 05, 2000 9:09 PM
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Subject: Re: Is HomeSite Soon To Be History?
Well, unless
Stephen,
Stop by and visit our booth at Internet World too. Tell'em I sent you.
Duane (from Ektron)
-Original Message-
From: Steve Aylor [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, April 05, 2000 9:09 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Is HomeSite Soon To Be History?
Well
Products can't be under NDA - only people who signed NDAs can be under
NDAs. Products are incapable of signing contracts.
Also, I have signed no such contract. Therefore it ought to be legal for
me to talk about such a product whenever I want. Perhaps the original
poster was under NDA, but
Sounds real cool. Porbably buggy as hell. Guess I'm the last guy around
still writing raw html/cfml/asp using God Give Me Strength - Notepad or
NoteTab.
But I know the markup language cold.
Alan Wolf, MCSE, MCP, MCP + I
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PO Box B Bldg 244
Frederick, Maryland
Actually, all that info is now on the public site:
http://www.macromedia.com/software/ultradev/
Please note that this product is still under NDA from what I know
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Subject: Re: Is HomeSite Soon To Be History?
Sounds real cool. Porbably buggy as hell. Guess I'm the last guy around
still writing raw html/cfml/asp using God Give Me Strength - Notepad or
NoteTab.
But I know the markup language cold.
Alan Wolf, MCSE, MCP, MCP + I
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SAIC Frederick
Alan, can I suggest that you at least look at UltraEdit
(www.ultraedit.com) which as a text editor leaves notepad in the dark
ages?
It handles files of any size, unlimited number of files open at once, has
global search and replace over all open files, colour coding of html tags
(which you can
But when it comes to my living - the web - I need to know all the ins and
outs. I can't claim to be a professional at this unless I can understand
what's going on in the apps I produce.
Bingo.
I have experienced a lot of problems with Homesite though, once I made the
mistake of buying a
What a load of hooey!
Ignoring the fact that this message was a thinly-disguised advertisement for
a competing product...
Some of us out here actually KNOW HOW TO CODE! We don't need bloatware
handholding to create high-quality sites. It's my opinion, but if you need
this type of layout program
Some of us out here actually KNOW HOW TO CODE! We don't need bloatware
handholding to create high-quality sites.
And some of us that know how to code also know how to *properly* use a
Visual Design Tool where and when appropriate to the task and/or team
environment at hand. Just because a
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