Published August 9, 2010 | 
These are the areas of training that are the focus of my concentration recently. Dreamweaver CS4 is what I am using, the 10th version of this software. Dreamweaver is becoming a very capable tool for Web Design and Development. Every time I write that web design and development, I realize that many folks that are served or could potentially be served by Future Wave Designs, do not realize that there is a difference between web design and web development. For the sake of simplicity here, I’ll just say that web design is dealing more with ascetics, appearance, as it were. Web development is more technical and perhaps more related to programming and connecting databases with a website. So, what I was saying was that Dreamweaver is becoming very capable for both the layout, presentation and ascetics work and for the programmer as well… providing tools that aid in coding, or programming… not to mention automating tasks that would have required programming if done manually.
Dreamweaver has been my tool in learning about and developing the Web 2.0 type applications that can be developed with the aid of Javascript libraries. I’ve found some valuable training courses, or video titles on both Lynda.com and vtc.com — the virtual training company. These tools, these Javascript Libraries simplify or make possible the creation of rich internet applications, also known as Web 2.0 type applications. We are talking about web sites that improve upon or enrich the user interaction with a website. The challenge is to market these skills and help potential clients see how these tools, these features added to a website can benefit them.
This blog is published by Bruce Whealton, more information about Bruce Whealton is here… Bruce Whealton is the owner of Future Wave Designs, a North Carolina Company providing Web Design and Web Development. Visit:
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