Can i use dreamweaver with joomla

Please Log in to join the conversation. Join today and get access to 1,'s of books and videos. Sign up today! Log in Username. Remember me. Log in Forgot your password? Dreamweaver to Joomla conversion? Start Newer 1 Older End 1. I'm working with someone who is VERY comfortable with dreamweaver. Work on a local copy of a live site. Get it right. Regardless of whether it is a dynamic content site or a relatively static one. Take care, Mike. Post by JoeJoomla » Sun Oct 24, pm It's been a long time since I posted in the forums and today while browsing this caught my attention.

Of the clients that I have built Joomla! My observation has been that Dreamweaver users who try and apply their Dreamweaver concepts to Joomla! You are far better off to approach Joomla! You need to 'unlearn' Dreamweaver because it will get in the way of your understanding Joomla! It's only because I have a copy of Dreamweaver and it can be useful for some things but I will never build a site in Dreamweaver and haven't for a very long time.

This brings me to a concept regarding modern technical literacy that I would like to propose to you: Up until the modern era of computers literacy meant that a person could read and write and to be illiterate meant that you could not. Nowadays in our western civilization most people attend school and learn to read and write at an early age. Today I suggest to you that there are many people who struggle with illiteracy in a different way.

Things move so fast today, software languages and tools are created that enhance our lives in a great way, and if you fall in love with your tool you will get stuck and become technically illiterate. So literacy to me today means the ability to learn something, and then unlearn it to be able to learn something else that supersedes what you previously knew and understood. If you can't let go of Dreamweaver concepts you will struggle with Joomla. Dreamweaver will never be able to do what Joomla!

It makes no sense to hang onto Dreamweaver as your software development tool unless you have no intention of building large and sophisticated websites. I don't dislike Dreamweaver. This is not something to take as a personal affront to a tool you use and know. This is to help you get over a possible impediment to your progressing in building much better websites in the future. Joe Sonne JoeJoomla. Capital Committee Member. Post by ipman35 » Thu Oct 28, am Don't think you can really compare these two, cause they are in the different category.

I'd personally use Joomla to save myself from tedious work of creating webpages, and Dreamweaver to do the overall site design. Indeed, a web design software it offers much more control but you don't have the same possibilities like Joomla. A CMS can be used easily by a non technical person. A software like Dreamweaver is very difficult for a non technical people. Post by xpelumi » Thu Oct 28, am Such a nice discussion going on.

I've now gained quite some tips in approaching Joomla. I have been using DreamWeaver and just started with Joomla yesterday.

To be honest, I am progressing progressively. Quite a nice framework and I think its easier to use for a great site. And DW could never compare to what Joomla can do. Post by hohosun » Fri Jun 09, pm Joomla pretends to be a Dreamweaver. You will spend less money on a designing portal when going with Dreamweaver. All website must be read by browsers so it brings all things to the language they are using.

Whatever you can do with Joomla you can do using Dreamweaver. In order to comply with the SiteGround e-mail Terms of Service you have to configure your Joomla caching The caching mechanism implemented in Joomla is a way to improve the performance and loading speed How to extract and restore a Joomla.

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