Here’s a post I started about the sad end of GoLive now that Macromedia had been absorbed into Adobe. So while cleaning up the blog for the new year I found this old draft lingering around. I thought you all might be interested and could share your thoughts on how you feel about Dreamweaver CS4. [...]
Adobe discontinues GoLive “Adobe has discontinued sales and development of its Web design software GoLive in favor of Dreamweaver, which it acquired as part of its Macromedia purchase. < p> (Via MacCentral.) As I’ve said before, don’t count any application in or out in Adobe’s eyes if they have a competing product offering. But back [...]
MacNN | GoLive 9 ships: visual CSS, site management Adobe has announced immediate availability of GoLive 9, the latest edition of the WYSIWYG Web site creator/editor, Primary improvements come in the areas of interface refinement, integration with other CS3 applications, adherence to page creation techniques set forth by InDesign, and site management… …Adobe officials say: [...]
The Completely Redesigned Layout Grid in GoLive CS2. GoLive’s Layout Grid is what eased me into Web design years ago. Many don’t realize it’s been redesigned in CS2 with a bunch of CSS goodness. (Via Resource Center Tips & Tutorials.)
Think Secret is reporting that they’ve been tipped off on the future development of Adobe GoLive. Not only is it interesting to consider that GoLive will continue to live on in the Creative Suite but I like the idea of GoLive being targeted more to traditional designers and Dreamweaver more to professional Web designers. If [...]
Macworld has posted a follow up story stating that Adobe plans on continuing support for GoLive and FreeHand, despite reports stating otherwise. Here are a few excerpts from the post that I find particularly interesting: Adobe plans to continue to support GoLive and Freehand and develop these products based on our customer’s needs. (The emphasis [...]
According to Macsimum News, which translated an article from MacGeneration, Adobe announced that it would cease development of FreeHand and GoLive during last week’s Adobe Live event. The two applications are the first causalities from the Macromedia acquisition. Fans of the applications have been hoping against hope they would continue on. Although, the news shouldn’t [...]
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