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Macromedia Dreamweaver UltraDev 4 Fast & Easy Web Development
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An advanced version of Macromedia’s Dreamweaver product, Dreamweaver UltraDev 4 is the most efficient way to develop ASP, JSP, or ColdFusion applications. This new version promises improved productivity and customization. With Dreamweaver UltraDev 4 Fast & Easy Web Development, you can get the skills you need to keep up-to-date with this impressive product and create the dynamic Web sites that are now becoming the norm. Perfect for Web developers with all levels of Dreamweaver UltraDev experience, this book explains the many features through easy-to-understand instructions and actual screen shots. The accompanying CD contains trial versions of Dreamweaver UltraDev 4, Fireworks 4, Flash 5, UltraDev Extensions, and the source code from the book. ItemID: 0761535179
About the Author
Aneesha Bakharia is a Web developer and accomplished author. She is fluent in C#, Java, JavaScript, ASP. NET, JSP, HTML, XML, and VB. NET. Aneesha specializes in creating dynamic database-driven Web sites. She has a Bachelor of Engineering degree in Microelectronic Engineering and various postgraduate qualifications in multimedia, online course development, and Web design. In addition to “Macromedia Contribute Fast & Easy Web Development”, she has written several other books for Premier Press, including: “Dreamweaver UltraDev Fast & Easy Web Development” (ISBN: 0761531645), “JavaServer Pages Fast & Easy Web Development” (ISBN: 0761534288) and “Microsoft C# Fast & Easy Web Development” (ISBN: 1931841055). Aneesha lives in Queensland, Australia.
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I use Dreamweaver but want to get up fast on Ultra Dev using database. This book is about UltraDev. It got me up quickly. It is not complex. Many pictures helping you. After a while with this book – I wanted to learn more. This is not an advanced book – It will get you up on Database development fast but to advance you will need more when it comes to complex SQL. And it will not teach you database modeling – that is not what this book is – it is learning UltraDev and does a fine job teaching UltaDev. There is more to dasebase driven sites than just pushing buttons. GREAT BOOK – I am keeping mine! Worth the money. . .
I am unsure if there is more than on e version of this book available but mine is seriously outdated! The author uses old versions of everything, I am on Windows XP and running UltraDev 4. These things make the book hard to follow and confusing. I actually became frustrated and I know a bit about UltraDev and am proficient in Dreamweaver. Also, the explanations, in my opinion, are almost non-existant! The author spends more time giving instructions than teaching- not the way a tutorial book should be. Maybe this book would be helpful if you really aren’t looking to learn UltraDev and are looking to skate through a project, but for as a serious web developer this book falls way short.