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Macromedia.com DEFACED!

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Lifer
No need to hurry, my guess is this defacement will be permanent. Ok.. So it wasnt really a defacement, but it sure feels like it to me. I have loved Macromedia software (Dreamweaver, Flash, and Fireworks) and I hate to see the Adobe name on their site. I hope that Adobe keeps these titles alive!

http://www.macromedia.com
 
Originally posted by: CorporateRecreation
I've never been too impressed with anything macromedia has made.. esp cold fusion *cough*
cold fusion was a product of allaire... who macromedia bought... and java'd it. I still run on CF4.5 pre java.

Anyway, Flash is awesome (it beat LiveMotion by far)... and now so is Dreamweaver (after taking ideas/parts from CF Studio).
 
Originally posted by: slayer202
anyone know much it cost to buy them? or was it a merger

Wasn't a merger. Adobe bought them. Check any financial resources for details.
 
Originally posted by: CorporateRecreation
I've never been too impressed with anything macromedia has made.. esp cold fusion *cough*

Flash is awesome and pretty easy to work in.

Dreamweaver is great for the WYSIWYG audience.

Not sure about their other products.

I used Cold Fusion 4.5 back when I worked for another company. It was a great product then.
 
Originally posted by: LikeLinus
Originally posted by: CorporateRecreation
I've never been too impressed with anything macromedia has made.. esp cold fusion *cough*

Flash is awesome and pretty easy to work in.

Dreamweaver is great for the WYSIWYG audience.

Not sure about their other products.

I used Cold Fusion 4.5 back when I worked for another company. It was a great product then.

Maybe it's because I loathe flash websites... just looks awful to me.
 
Originally posted by: CorporateRecreation
Originally posted by: LikeLinus
Originally posted by: CorporateRecreation
I've never been too impressed with anything macromedia has made.. esp cold fusion *cough*

Flash is awesome and pretty easy to work in.

Dreamweaver is great for the WYSIWYG audience.

Not sure about their other products.

I used Cold Fusion 4.5 back when I worked for another company. It was a great product then.

Maybe it's because I loathe flash websites... just looks awful to me.

I can understand loathing flash websites. Flash has its place though and can be great for presentations and other multimedia things. It's awesome at what it does though.
 
I always liked Dreamweaver, but I don't care for any of the other products made by the company formery known as Macromedia.
 
Originally posted by: LikeLinus
Originally posted by: CorporateRecreation
I've never been too impressed with anything macromedia has made.. esp cold fusion *cough*

Flash is awesome and pretty easy to work in.

Dreamweaver is great for the WYSIWYG audience.

Not sure about their other products.

I used Cold Fusion 4.5 back when I worked for another company. It was a great product then.


Dreamweaver is the number 1 application for webdesigner professionals. to say WYSIWYG audience would be incorrect.



 
man i remember back when i was in high school using dreamweaver, fireworks, flash. All great programs.
 
And the good news in all this:

"How long will it take to integrate Flash Player and Adobe Reader? It will be a multiyear effort. Ultimately, our goal is to combine both in a single client. Combining PDF and Adobe Reader with Flash and the Flash Player will allow us to deliver a truly ubiquitous platform that sits on virtually every device. We will build on that to create compelling customer solutions."

Too bad it will take so long. I install both plugins on my systems so having it as 1 plugin instead will be nice.
 
This actually saddens me. I've always hated Acrobat for being incredibly bloated, and a pootastic way to distribute documents. I understand why companies do, but still.
 
I don't want Fireworks to go away. But I doubt they will keep the products that directly compete with the adobe ones.
 
I've been trying to ask this on the Macromedia CF forums but it keeps erroring when I try to post... so I'll ask here since there seems to be a few CF users...

when doing a CFQUERY with maxrows... does that actually make the query run faster ? Or is it a negligible difference ?
 
Originally posted by: rh71
Originally posted by: CorporateRecreation
I've never been too impressed with anything macromedia has made.. esp cold fusion *cough*
cold fusion was a product of allaire... who macromedia bought... and java'd it. I still run on CF4.5 pre java.

Anyway, Flash is awesome (it beat LiveMotion by far)... and now so is Dreamweaver (after taking ideas/parts from CF Studio).

after making cold fusion java-based, it just didn't seem as snappy and just not so... good. that's probably why my former employer opted not to upgrad to anything past CF 4.5 (it was, and still is, a pretty high-volume site)...

CF does have it's place, but i don't think it's for anything bigger than a small to medium-sized site, but that's just my opinion

Dreamweaver is great tho 🙂
 
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