Dreamweaver Lives up on MX-pectations
John Wilker, a well-known member of the ColdFusion community, comes up with this gem of an article listing the plusses and minuses of Dreamweaver MX. Dreamweaver ends up on the plus side of the equation chiefly because of some of its new features, and the ease by which you can "plug and play" other MX applications such as ColdFusion, Flash and Fireworks. These plusses overshadow DWMX's major disadvantages, which he cites as a major lack of speed and the disappearance of certain features that he enjoyed in Studio. Overall, a high recommendation for Dreamweaver MX.
Dreamweaver Lives up on MX-pectations (Builder.com, November 8, 2002)
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