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Beginning Dreamweaver MX 2004 (Paperback)

by Charles E. Brown (Author), Imar Spaanjaars (Author), Todd Marks (Author) "Many years ago the famous concert pianist, and sometimes composer, Glenn Gould wrote a musical composition called "So You Want to Write a Fugue ..." (more)
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“…the quality of information provided is impeccable…” (PC Utilities, June 2004)

“…hands-on tutorials take readers through creating three complete Web sites….”  (Mac World, May 2004)



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What is this book about?

This outstanding team of authors shows you how easy it can be to create and maintain dynamic, powerful Web sites using Dreamweaver MX 2004. Our hands-on tutorials guide you step by step through building three complete Web sites: a personal site, a dynamic sports site complete with user preferences, and a configurable online catalog built from reusable components. Along the way, you will learn all the skills you need to work confidently with Dreamweaver MX 2004.

You will also learn about Dreamweaver MX 2004's built-in support for ASP, ASP.NET, JavaServer pages, and PHP, and ColdFusion MX programming languages.

What does this book cover?

In this book, you will learn how to

  • Understand and manipulate the code Dreamweaver MX 2004 generates
  • Create, implement, and modify Cascading Style Sheets
  • Add dynamic effects with DHTML
  • Apply authentication and authorization techniques to protect your sites from unauthorized users
  • Store, retrieve, and display dynamic data
  • Design your sites with a modular system
  • Install and use Dreamweaver MX 2004 extensions

Who is this book for?

If you are new to Web development, this is the perfect guide to help you start creating attractive, functional Web sites quickly and easily using the Dreamweaver MX 2004 tool.

If you have already done some Web site programming in the past but you're new to Dreamweaver, this book will show you how to develop your sites with the skills you already have, but in far less time and with fewer bugs using Dreamweaver MX 2004.


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5.0 out of 5 stars The Author's support on this book is amazing, Jul 6 2004
By hang10web (Midwest, United States) - See all my reviews
Despite the fact that some reader reviewers don't think you should have to read a book from beginning to end, this book is set up that way. In fact, the introduction, and back cover indicate that you will build 3 complete websites in the book, so its obvious that you can't just jump around and hope to keep everything straight. (I don't do web development that way, either.)

What I do want to point out about this book, is Imar Spaanjaars - one of the 3 authors on the book, who is absolutely amazing. I subscribe to the book's support forum at p2p.wrox.com, and Imar never fails to answer a dreamweaver question, or provide a solution - even when it does not involve the book. To me, that alone was worth the price of the book.

Thank you Wrox for a great Dreamweaver book, and thank you in particular to Imar.

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5.0 out of 5 stars excellent, user-friendly tutorial, Jul 5 2004
By Anne Ward (England) - See all my reviews
I am very surprised to read anything other than a glowing review for this book. I had got to a certain point with building websites [ie just completed 2 intro courses on ASP] and needed to gain a fuller understanding of how to access Dreamweaver's dynamic data area. I searched around for a while [on Amazon, of course!] and liked the look of what this book had to offer. When I got it I was more than satisfied. I concentrated most on the second section - the football project - and found the style of writing in this section and the book overall very user-friendly and easy to follow. To respond to the point about not supplying downloads - they do supply these!! You are pointed to the wrox.com site where you can do exactly that if you get stuck with your own code.

I would heartily recommend this book to anyone wishing to gain a good understanding of Dreamweaver - and have fun on the way! Even more to the point, this book has helped enormously in terms of my career progress.

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4.0 out of 5 stars A very good book for the beginners, Jul 4 2004
By Shubhada Savkar (Dubai, U.A.E.) - See all my reviews
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I have found the structure of this book immensly helpful. Its unique feature is that it guides you to systematically develop three complete web sites. Most of the other books tell you various ways of dealing with 'parts', but this book deals with the 'whole' - which is exactly what the beginner needs. For the same reason you will need some patience to follow this book - everyday you will pick up from where you left yesterday. But then you will see the site taking shape in front of your eyes.

The book guides you step by step through various stages of the development process of each web site and after each particular stage it explains 'how it works' behind the screens. So the reader knows exactly what is happening and why it is happening - he is not blindly hitting the keys only because 'the book says so'.

Another great feature of the book is the online support available on the p2p forum. At times when I got stuck and didn't see the expected results on screen, I posted my queries on the forum and got them answered in no time. At other times I could just go through the queries posted by the other readers - which was again very helpful, because all were referring the same book. So many of my queries got answered without even posting them on the forum.

The book has three web sites developed step by step. The first one is static and the other two dynamic. I found the the first two sites much straight forward and well explained. The last site deals with building a structure of a dynamic site which can later on be developed with just the data from the data base. I found this chapter a bit complicated and felt that it could have been explained in more detail. However since I got a readymade structure at my disposal, I know I can develope many more sites based on this structure, by just filling the values in the database.

When I bought this book, I was a complete novice in the field of Dreamwever. When I finished the book I had the satisfaction of having developed three complete web sites. Since these three web sites are all completely different in nature from each other, I got a wide experience in developing static as well dynamic sites. Most importantly this book lent me a confidence to build web sites using Dreamweaver. Go for it if you are a beginner and if you want the satisfaction of having developed a web site on your own.

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2.0 out of 5 stars I Don't know how good this book was because...
To get the most out of this book you would have to read it straight through. I don't read 731 page computer books straight through. Read more
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