NYCPHP Meetup

[Jeff Knight]

If the Macromedia of the future is going to be anything like the way 
Macromedia has been developing over the last five years, you're going 
to get locked into using a buggy, unstable application. Any future 
bug-fixes will be released as upgrades you must pay for loaded with new 
buggy features.


On Tuesday, August 26, 2003, at 10:17  AM, Aaron Fischer wrote:

> I haven't used it yet but plan to install for a client that I am 
> working with.  I had a walkthrough demo by a Macromedia developer at 
> Macworld.  Seemed very nice, easy to use.  There were some cool 
> features that I didn't know about like being able to make specific 
> parts of certain pages editable and prevent the user from screwing up 
> other parts.
>
> Aaron
>
> On Monday, Aug 25, 2003, at 22:27 US/Eastern, Jon Baer wrote:
>
>> im not a big fan of wysiwyg when it comes to editing web material 
>> (since all
>> of them see to !@#$ with ur stuff when writing file to disk) ... but 
>> the app
>> seems like a clean client to use on a dev server before publishing, is
>> anyone else using it?
>
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Jeff Knight
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