If you are a Dreamweaver user don’t bother upgrading to the latest version or exploring Adobe’s feeble attempts to graft end user content contribution onto Dreamweaver. Instead save your money and invest your time in getting to grips with the real future of web design: server-based content management systems

via I’m sorry but Dreamweaver is dying | PC Pro blog.

I’ve seen this coming for a long time. I have had a couple of discussions with journalism educators, however, who still base teach Dreaweaver and “how to build a website.” I think we need to teach very basic HTML, so students understand a structured language, and so they can try and troubleshoot egregious page errors. The world of electronic content and communication is about dynamic pages, connecting to databases, and Web2.0 stuff.

I loved Dreamweaver, but it is time to move on.

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