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I was a big fan of Aldus PageMaker, versions 4 and 5 in the 90's and so much of what I learned using PageMaker still carries over to today... although I never t
by delgaudm 5y ago
I was a big fan of Aldus PageMaker, versions 4 and 5 in the 90's and so much of what I learned using PageMaker still carries over to today... although I never transitioned to the Adobe versions.
This reminded me that when Adobe bought Macromedia it also bought up my favorite web site editor HomeSite when I was a ColdFusion developer in the late 90's. HomeSite became (a part of) Macromedia Dreamweaver, which I think still exists today in the Adobe world. Seems so so long ago.
- ksec 5y agoPartly because the whole WYSIWYG Website editor market is gone. ( At least that is what I think happened ) I mean even Microsoft didn't bother with Front-page after a while. After that was the blogging era. Movabletype or something perl. I have been thinking if we will see WYSIWYG editor back, moving back the whole editing to client side. You simply upload a single page fully embedded HTML. This has got to be simpler than whatever solution that is out there.
- mruniverse 5y agoGiving me flashbacks of SyQuest disks and MacConnection catalogs.