Brian Goldfarb - How Visual Web Developer Express is tuned for Web development
- Posted: Jul 22, 2004 at 1:30 PM
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Want to build a Web site? You've gotta check out the new Visual Web Developer Express. The Channel 9 team has been playing with it internally and it's amazing how easy building a Web application is today. Here Brian Goldfarb talks about some ways that
the Web Developer Edition makes Web development easier.
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Dreamweaver still is the industry standard though, nothing comes even close.
BTW i think that VisualStudio is not Designer stuff it's develper's
Dreamweaver... it is still existing???
I guess the Express edition is targeted at doing both for the hobbyist or casual developer. Even tho FP and VS are ment for different audiences there is overlap in functionallity which I think FP users really can benefit from.
Dreamweaver is very much around and it is an application that I hope Microsoft will continue to look at when improving their products. Even tho FP has improved a lot over the years it does run out of steam as the projects get bigger in a way that DW does not. With FP for smaller sites and Visual Studio targeted at developers I think there is lacking something in the product lineup that can compete head to head with Dreamweaver: For large complex sites targeted at professonal designers and that plays nice with other technologies like PHP (slowly coopting the site to use ASP.Net instead =)
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