Foundation Macromedia Dreamweaver MX 2004

Foundation Macromedia Dreamweaver MX 2004

by David Powers (Author), Craig Grannell (Author), David Powers (Author), Craig Grannell (Author), G. McLachlan (Author)

Synopsis

* Practically orientated-teaches via a real website design. Reader will leave book with knowledge and a self-created website. All examples are useful in real-world web applications, source code will be available for download, and a case study runs throughout the book bringing together all the concepts learned along the way, demonstrating how it can be applied to the construction of a complete dynamic website.

* Starts off at a low level, accessible to novices and ultimately achieves a much deeper understanding than many other beginner books, maintaining the essential designer-to-designer philosophy throughout, but covering both design and development (front- and back-end) of a website.

* Many books in one! Along with Dreamweaver MX 2004, we introduce and use a variety of the best web technologies, like CSS, PHP, Apache, and mySQL. Also includes the all-important compliancy with (and background info on) web standards throughout.

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More Information

Format: Paperback
Pages: 352
Edition: Softcover reprint of the original 1st ed.
Publisher: friends of ED
Published: 01 Apr 2004

ISBN 10: 1590593081
ISBN 13: 9781590593080
Book Overview: Springer Book Archives

Media Reviews

From the reviews:

Cooler than Jack Nicholson smearing ice-cream on The White Stripes in a freezer. In the Winter. On Pluto! DMXzone.com

From the reviews:

I liked this book very much; the style was bright and breezy enough so that it never got boring ... . The learning curve in this book is fast, but not frightening, and it coves all the basics but distinguishes itself by including information on design, the user experience and security which you don't usually see in books aimed at the beginner ... . (Bruce Lawson, DMXzone, 2004)

Author Bio
George McLachlan lives in Glasgow, Scotland and is a freelance PHP developer. He has been a beta tester for Dreamweaver MX, and also one of the developers for a third-party extension called PHPMXDB, which aims to provide additional database support for PHP within MX. He is a member of Team Macromedia newsgroups. George is a strong supporter of open source technologies and, when time permits, he tries to provide feedback to the PHP QA team. George was a co-author of Foundation Dreamweaver MX for friends of ED, and also authored Dreamweaver MX: Advanced PHP Web Development for glasshaus.