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Dreamweaver MX The Complete Reference
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Rating: 4.06/5 from 16 reviews It tries to cover too muchHow to customize powerful Web applicationsWith Dreamweaver MX: The Complete Reference by Ray West and Thomas Muck developers will learn how to customize powerful Web applications, learn the most effective ways to design, plan, and build a Web site and then use it to collect, distribute, and leverage information for customers and employees. Additionally, this comprehensive resource covers all of the new features of Dreamweaver MX in detail, including a discussion of the .NET Platform and ASP.NET integration. Not badI guess the book is good for someone who doesn't have any idea about anything regarding script languages and database I believe all the talking about the different script languages and SQl should have been in an appendix not as regular chapters I really didn't buy the book to bother myself with ASP, HTML.... which I already know. I bought the book to learn about DWMX. Some contents overlap with one another,too. No examples whatsoever. Wrox just published Beg DWMX this month. I guess I am gonna go buy it | ||||||||||||||||||
There is no way that a single book can cover all web technologies as this book tries to.
Disappointed ..
I'm returning this book to get the Dreamweaver MX Bible instead