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#1 | Written by anotherelvis about 2 years ago.
This looks very neat. I am happy to see Adobe embrace html5.
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#2 | Written by fecapeluda about 2 years ago.
@avelx So agree mate Macromedia make the “revolution” of this WYSIWYG Web editor, but Adobe has been very lazy they still thinks that this is some PS Web shit :/ whith a lot of useless new features.
Thanks for share the video Anyways.
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#3 | Written by avelx about 2 years ago.
I have CS5 final version and I don’t see this feature anywhere? Where is this feature Adobe it ISN’T F”!king THERE!
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#5 | Written by mgsmus about 2 years ago.
@dosterian Adobe must accept this: Visual design is over for web.
Dreamweaver’s html/css editor is really good but we need improved php, javascript support. And they should remove pointless features. I don’t need a dialog box for adding alt attribute to an img tag. -
#6 | Written by dosterian about 2 years ago.
@mgsmus right
Is it so difficult to add a virtual server with php to this software? -
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#8 | Written by WimDeVolder about 2 years ago.
Ah, they’re just working on page to save the planet, save the trees, aren’t those loveling, caring people ?????
ASsHOLES ! You can shut your ads up your arse !
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#9 | Written by WimDeVolder about 2 years ago.
Oooooh !
Another attempt to force more ads upon us.
Silly silly dreamweaver. We will beat you ONCE AGAIN !!!
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#10 | Written by LoneBlue14 about 2 years ago.
About time. This has been a loooooooooong time coming. The concept is so basic. iWeb sucks and it can do this.
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#11 | Written by avelx about 2 years ago.
@Hypothesard Yup I totally agree, Adobe have been lazy and there are tons of stuff I can think of. Such as loads more scripted template based Ajax Full canvas support in Flash and get rid of Flash player. Their are tons of stuff they can do, I wouldn’t say that was pushing the boundary but still it would make life great!
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#16 | Written by Hypothesard about 2 years ago.
@pmeagle Client compatibility is what MS hurted with their IE (IE vs Netscape, MS Java vs Sun’s Java, ActiveX vs anything standard, etc). —
It’s time for Payback and MS has a big debt in Web Browser. Let’s hope It’s not another MS trick to lock users in. -
#17 | Written by Hypothesard about 2 years ago.
@cheergirl99999994 Let’s hope It will be sooner thant later and that MS will offer IE9 also to XP/Vista users as a free knock yourself out download (skipping the boohoo only for legit Windows copy crap). — And with WebGL 2D and 3D transform I’m not even shure Flash will be relevant anymor even for game. But I agree, that’s still in the future. But a Futur I hope to be closer than what is is/seems
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#18 | Written by pmeagle about 2 years ago.
@cheergirl99999994 Not so fast. You have to take in consideration clients compatibility. In terms of adoption rate, we all know it’s a painfully slow process (before, say, 99% of users have all HTML5 canvas support)!
But hey, it seems that today the update/upgrade process it’s more simple, because of the release of new devices and OSes, eg. Win Mobile 7, or iPad/iPhone, etc. The only problem seems the enterprise world.
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#19 | Written by cheergirl99999994 about 2 years ago.
@Hypothesard HTML5 canvas is in all browsers except IE8 as far as i’m aware. Once IE9 is out we no longer need flash for ads anymore nor video. Flash will just be for games and web-based applications once IE9 is out i suspect.
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#20 | Written by AdamKaoru about 2 years ago.
wow, can they please hire a person to do a presentation that other english-speaking people can understand? I don’t mean to be offensive, I’m sure this man is really intelligent, but I can not understand a thing he is saying, and that’s saying something as I converse with a LOT of ESL Korean kids…
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#21 | Written by Minimum91 about 2 years ago.
Wow, when they showed off that last piece of demo with HTML people really cheered.
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#22 | Written by Hypothesard about 2 years ago.
@avelx well with their back on the wall they can “inovate” (I would have said ‘pull their fingers from where the sun don’t shine’)
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#23 | Written by Hypothesard about 2 years ago.
@icool001 Funny Graphic designers say that those guys are coder who think they do design but poop shit on the web as a paintgun on the wall
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#24 | Written by Hypothesard about 2 years ago.
@devalmighty don’t web developper have to get their content to the devices people use? including mobile devices?
we’ve heard iPhone has some 60% of US Internet Smartphone trafic and near 80% (90%?) of Non-Phone Mobile devices (iPod touch)HTML5 support may still dragging feet on desktop but It’s already there on Mobile (Nokia Samsung, Android, iPhone OS all use WebKit wich is HTML5 capable)
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#25 | Written by ma3574 about 2 years ago.
@devalmighty “Microsoft and their market leading IE browser are supporting HTML5″ from 9to5 Mac.
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