Dreamweaver UltraDev 4: The Complete Reference

by Osborne Publishing

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Label:	Osborne Publishing
UPC:	783254035331
Pages:	842
Binding:	Paperback
Publication Date:	2001-02-07
Published By:	Osborne Publishing
ASIN:	0072130172
Category:	Book

Authors

• Ray West
• Tom Muck
• Tom Allen

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Customer Reviews

EXCELLENT BOOK - Reviewed on 2003-05-25

This book is exactly what it claims to be, a Complete Reference. Not only does it cover just about everything you need to know relating to Ultradev 4 but it's written in a very readable style that is easy to follow. I was at first intimidated by it's size and content but I found that the writing style made it very easy to follow.

I got screwed... - Reviewed on 2002-05-22

1 customer found this review helpful, 4 did not.

I bought this book online and it didn't have a CD; someone had ripped it out of the sleeve in the back cover. I contacted the author and publisher listed in the jacket, and so it's been 2 months and I STILL DON'T HAVE THE CD. They seem to think that I'm trying to rip them off or something!

From what I have read in the book, it seems pretty good and informative, but so far I've attempted finding coding examples for several specific problems using the index and haven't found any answers yet.

Two years later I still use this book daily. - Reviewed on 2002-05-16

1 customer found this review helpful, 1 did not.

Great book. I read every page front to back. As a result I am now the premier web application developer in our shop. Well written so that both beginners and advanced developers can benefit. I am looking forward to thier next book on Dreamweaver MX and will certainly buy it the day it is published.

Bulk without substance - Reviewed on 2002-03-25

2 customers found this review not to be helpful.

This book tries to cover too many bases. It explains what you can do with Ultradev, without really explaining how to do it. They waist a lot of time on very general discussions of database design, SQL statements, and planning a web site. It contains gems such as understanding your target audience: "Does my audience have computers?" Yes they actually say that! Meanwhile you will go nuts trying to find the real content. If you really want to learn Dreamweaver UltraDev, this book is probably too general.

Another Reference - Reviewed on 2002-02-01

2 customers found this review helpful.

This book does slightly better than other references in explaining the technologies that UltraDev exploits, but it is actually weak in terms of actual information about UltraDev. Unfortunately for those who are new to UltraDev, you will find that the information is not presented in a learner-friendly style. I would recommend this book to a middle-of-the-road UltraDev user who does not have a strong background in coding. All others, look elsewhere.

Book Subjects

• Computer Communications & Networking
• Desktop publishing software
• Electronic publishing: techniques
• Internet
• Multimedia
• Reference works
• Computer Networks
• Desktop Publishing
• Computers
• Computer - Internet
• Computer Books And Software
• COMPUTERS / Interactive & Multimedia
• COMPUTERS / Internet / General
• Computers / Reference
• Internet - General
• Internet - Web Site Design
• Programming - General
• REFERENCE / General
• Desktop Publishing - General
• Electronic Publishing
• Interactive & Multimedia
• Authoring programs
• Design
• Web site development
• Web sites
• Software Packages