Get Me Coding I currently learn coding on scratch. Maybe you could make some more challenging Tutorials. how multiple spirits and background communicate, how use "fisheye, whirl, pixelate, mosaic and ghoste", what i can do whit the layer function Or last but not least how to make my own block. Thats just some random ideas. You dont have to make a tutorial, but it would be nice. 😄 Have a good day
Hello ... Thanks for making good video on dream weaver. Please make some video on Transparent Dropdown menu and Contact page on Dream weaver. Best Regards
Thank you for information about this software I am interest in future to work as software developer I am in class 11 and I do course work this really helped me thanks.
"This also has a feature which is auto-complete which anticipates the next word you are going to type" VS Code users: */TAB */TAB */TAB -------- */ Run ----------- */ Submit
Dreamweaver allows you to connect to a database and integrate it with your front end website. It does have the ability to integrate programming languages.
Thanks! Question: I'm new to coding, and I was wondering - Despite the advantage of "dealing with things visually" instead of "jumping straight into the code itself", wouldn't that harm my coding education? If I 'get' to skip the coding part, then how will I learn to actually code?
Alef..... this is a great question. It all comes down to what your goal is. There are many languages and coding tools. The most important thing is to 'begin'. Feel free to email me and maybe I can help answer you questions. fred@getmecoding.com
Hey Fred! Great video. What languages does the Dreamweaver cover? also would you recommend this for a beginner? I am a newbie in web development. Currently, I'm using Brackets.
Thank you. Good question. Dreamweaver can use HTML, CSS, Javascript, and PHP. You have access to JQuery and datasources. PLus if you are an Adobe oriented person, it integrates with other Adobe tools quite well. You can open text files of programming languages but you don't get the code hints. If you are developing webpages now, ask yourself "what is your goal?". Tools help lower the "tedium" so you can focus on the goals (eg. responsive site, good usability). But I think you can easily explore it and get a feel. If you like it, keep going. Many tools exist but what I like about it, is how long it has been around and how it gets updated.
This might be a silly question, but I am new to website building and I want to make a website for my online school. What are the pros for building the site with Dreamweaver over using something like Wix websites?
This is a great question. I do feel all software projects begin with defining your goals. In other words, what do you want to do? If you need a website up and running quick than Wix is a great idea or even Weebly. Note, they do come with great features but as add ons most of the time. You are also limited to what they provide. When you build a site using Dreamweaver or VSCode, etc.. you are controlling the design from bottom up. Wix will have you up and running fast with nice results. Learning to build a site will take a bit of time.
@@GetMeCoding Thanks for your reply! Since I last commented, I've had the chance to work on some HTML pages in Dreamweaver. I've identified my goals being that I'll need a secure login for my students and course sign ups etc etc. I think I'm getting addicted to this coding thing. However, now that I'm getting into it, one of my friends who is a web developer, is trying to talk me out of coding and just using WordPress instead. I've gotta admit that makes me feel dissapointed because I'm enjoying creating what I envision on the screen. What are your thoughts on giving up on coding and just going with WordPress instead?
@@chickasawclasses7777 I'm late to the discussion, but WordPress is somewhat similar to Wix in that it takes away a large part of the coding aspect. WordPress is a content management system, which makes it easy(ier) to get a website up and running and easier to manage/edit/update the content on your website. If you are enjoying the coding aspect of it and seeing your vision come to life on screen via the code you've written, I'd stick to the coding. Your experience in coding will open up many more doors to different ideas and various projects that I think you'll enjoy far more than just switching to WordPress and getting experience working with it. WordPress is easier and quicker to get a website up and running, but actually developing and coding your own website/web application is far more fulfilling and exciting than using WordPress. Hope this helps!
I am not sure what can be done here. Possibly edit the configuration file to help hilight code. The integrated FTP feature is a nice convenience in Dreamweaver but for Laravel using Sublime and an FTP editor may do just as well.
Visual Studio Code is an excellent editor but doesn't give the WYSIWYG option to see your code as you edit it live. You can try free website like htmlg.com or html5-editor.net/
hello i need help. I need to create apps for my small company's asset managements. what type of apps or software should i use considering im still a beginner
Hi tnks for explain!!! i have a question ? recently i learned adobe photoshop and illustrator , now i have some way for my future . i decide be a web designer!! and really confused somebody tell me start html someone say java ... what should i do ??? do you think adobe dreamweaver best chose to start or not?? if you can please help me...
hi! if you can install Dreamweaver do it now, for the programming language i use Html + Css because they aren't very difficult and they are really fast to learn
I think you want to get an idea of what interests you most. Developing a Java application is a different career than developing a front end website. I think if you are already using the Adobe tools, give Dreamweaver a look as they integrate well with each other.
Hi Santiago... The short answer is no. Wordpress can provide what you need to build a website using what Wordpress and the community of plugin and theme creators provide. Like any tool, you have to learn it and care for it. Dreamweaver is a tool that allows you to assemble a website from scratch or edit existing websites. Some choose Dreamweaver or other visual code tools because they want to control what goes into their website as they create the code or utilize proven frameworks like Bootstrap, etc and not pull from the community. You can also use Wordpress to build themes that can be used in Wordpress. You can start with a very minimal set of files. This is one example underscores.me/
whats with the extra 2 minutes in the video?? The screen goes black at 4:09 and the video ends at 5:52.. There is nothing but background music. What devilry. >:l
I'm brand new to coding, if you fully coded and designed your website and you were ready to publish it are you able to do this from DreamWeaver? Is it simple to get your website up and running once you're finished? Or do you have to pay a company in order to put it out there? Thank you for the informational video!
There are few ways. There are free website hosts but they often come with banner ads and often do not allow you to use your own domain name (eg. web address). There are some very low cost ones too.
great balance between the beautiful music and the narration. I have a question, can you please find the current price for DW 2019 in one payment (not a subscription)? I searched for hours. Another question, why does everyone I saw on the internet so far doesn't like DW and describe it as out of fashion or too obsolete? I think it is the only thing out there with the wysiwyg and other features and full control out there. VS Code is cool for those who install google intrusive browsers and products, and Wordpress is too confusing for me so far (both are free). Is there a chance that I may find a DW discounted disk with a serial number/key and never have to pay adobe again as far as you know?
This might be a silly question, but I am new to website building and I want to make a website for my online school. What are the pros for building the site with Dreamweaver over using something like Wix websites?
Not a silly question at all. Wix, Weebly, Squarespace, and any page builder website will have you up and running fast and that may serve a purpose. Also, they control all updates and for the most part security. If you are new to the web, that is a nice relief. Realize if it is free, then it comes with limitations such as no custom domain name, possibly banner ads or watermarks, or limited functionality. You quickly learn there are costs with all directions you go. Using Wordpress, custom HTML with a tool like Dreamweaver or VS Code etc.. have learning curves. I think what it comes down to is askign what is your goal. If you are student or someone that is learnign to code, then knowing the technology and languages is necessary. But if you are someone looking to help get an organization online, I would seek someone who is knowledgeable in this area or keep it simple.
You explain realy well and short
You deserve more subscribers ! 😉
Thank you for the complement!! Please share it when you get the chance. Also, are there specific topics you would like to see more?
Get Me Coding
I currently learn coding on scratch.
Maybe you could make some more challenging Tutorials.
how multiple spirits and background communicate, how use "fisheye, whirl, pixelate, mosaic and ghoste", what i can do whit the layer function
Or last but not least how to make my own block.
Thats just some random ideas. You dont have to make a tutorial, but it would be nice. 😄
Have a good day
@@schwerzli5272 That sounds like a great idea. I do offer broadcast and background manipulations but I can easily add these too. THANK YOU!
Get Me Coding
My problem with broadcast is that you can just start something with these. You cant add the broadcast to an "if" "else" command.
@@schwerzli5272 Hmm...so you want it to change when (if) something specific happens? Is it something where a user does something or is it automated?
Good tutorial but the music is so annoying; why did you include the music?
Please, remove your background music! It makes the video impossible to listen to normally... ughhhghhhhhhhh
I agree
for real. It ruined the video. Other than that it was great!
yes
i want to be able to use dreamweaver from start to finish... i'm a beginner pls
@hagiosreformerministry3728
Me to.
23-07-2024
Viva Dreamweaver 🙌🏽 ....your 🚀 logo is perfectly awesome!
Thanks so much!!
Hello ... Thanks for making good video on dream weaver. Please make some video on Transparent Dropdown menu and Contact page on Dream weaver. Best Regards
A quick overview. If you have any questions, please leave them in the comments.
Oops I think you forgot to trim the audio at last part. There is a lot of blank duration at end. The video anyway was useful
Ouch I guess we are all learning. Thanks for the heads up!
Thank you for information about this software I am interest in future to work as software developer I am in class 11 and I do course work this really helped me thanks.
You are most welcome
"This also has a feature which is auto-complete which anticipates the next word you are going to type"
VS Code users: */TAB */TAB */TAB -------- */ Run ----------- */ Submit
i like it but i think u should keep ur music low
Thanks Maher. I will be sure to with future videos.
I am just starting to
nice vid, but maybe you could turn the music down. its a bit too loud
Noted. I will watch those audio levels!
@@GetMeCoding Remove it completely - its distracting and uneccessary
Thanks Lou. Working on updates.
So why not just say it's an IDE for website creation?
Can i Develop Web Application with Dreamweaver
Dreamweaver allows you to connect to a database and integrate it with your front end website. It does have the ability to integrate programming languages.
Thanks! Question: I'm new to coding, and I was wondering - Despite the advantage of "dealing with things visually" instead of "jumping straight into the code itself", wouldn't that harm my coding education? If I 'get' to skip the coding part, then how will I learn to actually code?
Alef..... this is a great question. It all comes down to what your goal is. There are many languages and coding tools. The most important thing is to 'begin'. Feel free to email me and maybe I can help answer you questions. fred@getmecoding.com
hi sir.. i find your videos easy to catch up with. do you have please another video of dreamweaver tutorials? it will be a great help thank you.
Will upload soon
So what if you get it, use it for a while then end the subscription. You cant use dreamweaver anymore?
you made mine day
Hey Fred! Great video.
What languages does the Dreamweaver cover? also would you recommend this for a beginner? I am a newbie in web development. Currently, I'm using Brackets.
Thank you. Good question. Dreamweaver can use HTML, CSS, Javascript, and PHP. You have access to JQuery and datasources. PLus if you are an Adobe oriented person, it integrates with other Adobe tools quite well. You can open text files of programming languages but you don't get the code hints. If you are developing webpages now, ask yourself "what is your goal?". Tools help lower the "tedium" so you can focus on the goals (eg. responsive site, good usability). But I think you can easily explore it and get a feel. If you like it, keep going. Many tools exist but what I like about it, is how long it has been around and how it gets updated.
This might be a silly question, but I am new to website building and I want to make a website for my online school. What are the pros for building the site with Dreamweaver over using something like Wix websites?
This is a great question. I do feel all software projects begin with defining your goals. In other words, what do you want to do? If you need a website up and running quick than Wix is a great idea or even Weebly. Note, they do come with great features but as add ons most of the time. You are also limited to what they provide. When you build a site using Dreamweaver or VSCode, etc.. you are controlling the design from bottom up. Wix will have you up and running fast with nice results. Learning to build a site will take a bit of time.
@@GetMeCoding Thanks for your reply! Since I last commented, I've had the chance to work on some HTML pages in Dreamweaver. I've identified my goals being that I'll need a secure login for my students and course sign ups etc etc. I think I'm getting addicted to this coding thing. However, now that I'm getting into it, one of my friends who is a web developer, is trying to talk me out of coding and just using WordPress instead. I've gotta admit that makes me feel dissapointed because I'm enjoying creating what I envision on the screen. What are your thoughts on giving up on coding and just going with WordPress instead?
@@chickasawclasses7777 I'm late to the discussion, but WordPress is somewhat similar to Wix in that it takes away a large part of the coding aspect. WordPress is a content management system, which makes it easy(ier) to get a website up and running and easier to manage/edit/update the content on your website. If you are enjoying the coding aspect of it and seeing your vision come to life on screen via the code you've written, I'd stick to the coding. Your experience in coding will open up many more doors to different ideas and various projects that I think you'll enjoy far more than just switching to WordPress and getting experience working with it.
WordPress is easier and quicker to get a website up and running, but actually developing and coding your own website/web application is far more fulfilling and exciting than using WordPress. Hope this helps!
@@joshv2807 Thanks for your very insightful reply. I'm encouraged! :D
How to deal with laravel framework and dreamweaver?
I am not sure what can be done here. Possibly edit the configuration file to help hilight code. The integrated FTP feature is a nice convenience in Dreamweaver but for Laravel using Sublime and an FTP editor may do just as well.
is there any softwares that works like dreamweaver and is free?
Visual Studio Code is an excellent editor but doesn't give the WYSIWYG option to see your code as you edit it live. You can try free website like htmlg.com or html5-editor.net/
Excellent video. This video is 2 years old so are you still using dreamweaver?
Yes I am! It still does have relevance. There are others, as I saw in the post, that I do use. More tutorials coming.
hello i need help. I need to create apps for my small company's asset managements. what type of apps or software should i use considering im still a beginner
Hi
tnks for explain!!!
i have a question ?
recently i learned adobe photoshop and illustrator , now i have some way for my future . i decide be a web designer!! and really confused somebody tell me start html someone say java ... what should i do ???
do you think adobe dreamweaver best chose to start or not??
if you can please help me...
hi! if you can install Dreamweaver do it now, for the programming language i use Html + Css because they aren't very difficult and they are really fast to learn
I think you want to get an idea of what interests you most. Developing a Java application is a different career than developing a front end website. I think if you are already using the Adobe tools, give Dreamweaver a look as they integrate well with each other.
I'm new to coding as well. I know Wordpress is a CMS and is an IDE but do I need both to build a website? Thanks...
Hi Santiago... The short answer is no. Wordpress can provide what you need to build a website using what Wordpress and the community of plugin and theme creators provide. Like any tool, you have to learn it and care for it. Dreamweaver is a tool that allows you to assemble a website from scratch or edit existing websites. Some choose Dreamweaver or other visual code tools because they want to control what goes into their website as they create the code or utilize proven frameworks like Bootstrap, etc and not pull from the community. You can also use Wordpress to build themes that can be used in Wordpress. You can start with a very minimal set of files. This is one example underscores.me/
this is my favorite Wikipedia page
whats with the extra 2 minutes in the video?? The screen goes black at 4:09 and the video ends at 5:52.. There is nothing but background music. What devilry. >:l
My apologies. I neglected to cut off the extra deadspace.
I'm brand new to coding, if you fully coded and designed your website and you were ready to publish it are you able to do this from DreamWeaver? Is it simple to get your website up and running once you're finished? Or do you have to pay a company in order to put it out there? Thank you for the informational video!
There are few ways. There are free website hosts but they often come with banner ads and often do not allow you to use your own domain name (eg. web address). There are some very low cost ones too.
great balance between the beautiful music and the narration. I have a question, can you please find the current price for DW 2019 in one payment (not a subscription)? I searched for hours. Another question, why does everyone I saw on the internet so far doesn't like DW and describe it as out of fashion or too obsolete? I think it is the only thing out there with the wysiwyg and other features and full control out there. VS Code is cool for those who install google intrusive browsers and products, and Wordpress is too confusing for me so far (both are free). Is there a chance that I may find a DW discounted disk with a serial number/key and never have to pay adobe again as far as you know?
I am not really sure. I will look around.
Happy coding! : )
Enjoy!
Is it good for beginners ??
Will you recommend this for beginners ??
I believe anyone can learn with this tool if they take the time to do so. But like all software tools, there is a learning curve.
Great.
Background sound is too high! Isn't it?
Sorry about that. I have noted it and will see what I can do. I do hope the video, otherwise was helpful.
Music is too loud and distracting.
What is that awkward last part of the video...?
I couldn’t watch it until the end becuase the music was so loud. 🙁🙁😤
Dude, do something about that music. Could not even finish the video.
get a better mic or just turn the music down :(
Will it give me a virus?
Do you mean will it be hacked??
No
I tried downloading it and nothing is happeing
@@owenmonks1499 As long as you downloaded from good source like Adobe. It is not a free tool but it is quite good.
Ok
ok but its paid
Well.. Windows has been there for over 20 years and it's still crap.
Worst
This might be a silly question, but I am new to website building and I want to make a website for my online school. What are the pros for building the site with Dreamweaver over using something like Wix websites?
Not a silly question at all. Wix, Weebly, Squarespace, and any page builder website will have you up and running fast and that may serve a purpose. Also, they control all updates and for the most part security. If you are new to the web, that is a nice relief. Realize if it is free, then it comes with limitations such as no custom domain name, possibly banner ads or watermarks, or limited functionality. You quickly learn there are costs with all directions you go. Using Wordpress, custom HTML with a tool like Dreamweaver or VS Code etc.. have learning curves. I think what it comes down to is askign what is your goal. If you are student or someone that is learnign to code, then knowing the technology and languages is necessary. But if you are someone looking to help get an organization online, I would seek someone who is knowledgeable in this area or keep it simple.