ATTN: Moogs
I guess you will be happy to hear this
For the first time in two years I start to 'recommend' GoLive
After two days of heavy testing with GoLive 6 I have to say when it's combined with BBEdit 6.5 you will have a kick ass web design (NOT authoring) combo.
GoLive 6 now makes much cleaner codes than version 5 and 4. Of course sometime you still need to do some manual cleanup....that's what BBEdit is for
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For the first time in two years I start to 'recommend' GoLive
After two days of heavy testing with GoLive 6 I have to say when it's combined with BBEdit 6.5 you will have a kick ass web design (NOT authoring) combo.
GoLive 6 now makes much cleaner codes than version 5 and 4. Of course sometime you still need to do some manual cleanup....that's what BBEdit is for
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Thanks for the official GoLive Plug - I can now rest easy! I've actually been dinking around with Illustrator 10 quite a bit, making some graphical preperations for my upcoming site...you know, because Photoshop 7 is only now coming out of the vaporware haze. Anyway, AI 10 can be sluggish on a 500 MHz G4. Hoping 10.2 will speed up some of these Adobe apps a little.
Now that we have clean code in GoLive, how would you assess overal performance and responsiveness?
The Canadian SRP for Photoshop 7 just showed up today......
As for speed in GoLive....it's about the same as version 5 under 9.......I did quit once in front of me....
:eek:
BTW - what's a SRP? Standard Retail Price or something? Forgive me, I don't know anything about Canada other than general geography and hockey!
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<strong>Yeap. I and many resellers in vancouver like to call it SRP (suggested retail price) instead.
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Sorry to show my ignorance, but you're a Mac reseller??
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Sorry to show my ignorance, but you're a Mac reseller??</strong><hr></blockquote>
I wish. But I am able to contact some resellers or even wholesellers
Both are quite good. GoLive now makes much cleaner codes than its predeccessors....
On action script stuff both DW and GL still make crappy codes.....but who cares
I am trying both because I want to see which app I should spend my money on......
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I could not wait for Dreamweaver any longer, and unless it's substantially better than Go Live (and the academic price is right) I'll be using Go Live for the forseeable future. I'll check it out in OS 9 and post my impressions.
-Jennings
I ask because I can't stand web pages that have non-standards code. It just drives me nuts. And that's why I use BBEdit 6 (Lite!) for my HTML editing needs.
<strong>Question: Does GoLive 6 produce Standards-Compliant code, or just better than before?
I ask because I can't stand web pages that have non-standards code. It just drives me nuts. And that's why I use BBEdit 6 (Lite!) for my HTML editing needs.</strong><hr></blockquote>
Neither GoLive nor Dreamweaver makes standard-compliant codes when come in Javascript and action script
But for pure HTML stuff like table, bg, font, style sheet, etc.....the code both DW and GL (only version 6) create are very clean and 'standard'
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Seriously though, I should get that t-shirt.
Report them to the GoLive User Forum at Adobe.com
There are a number of known issues and there is likely going ot be a dot release this time, so get the bug reports in as soon as you can. If you can show they are reproduceable, they'll patch it most likely.