Learn how to add AJAX elements to a webpage using the Spry framework. It’s actually cooler than it sounds because it’s presented by Todd Perkins. You gotta love this guy.
Duration : 0:4:28
Jul
29
Jul
28
Learn how to set up a Dreamweaver site, the first step to building a website in Dreamweaver. Presented by James Williamson. For Help & Support on Dreamweaver, visit http://www.adobe.com/support/dreamweaver/
Duration : 0:5:58
Jul
21
Let’s learn how to create a drop shadow that runs along your site, and, if your site expands, expands with it! We will start in Photoshop where we will create a nice little drop shadow graphic and then it’s off to Dreamweaver for some CSS and Div-tacular fun… yep that was certifiably lame, but enjoy the video anyway!
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Duration : 0:10:0
Jul
19
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Duration : 0:7:28
Jul
17
http://www.uberpulse.com/us/2008/02/silverlight_and_air_competition_is_a_misconception_adobe_cto_says.php
So here you have it, another misconception finally cleared. According to Kevin Lynch, Adobe’s CTO, Microsoft Silverlight is more a competitor of Flash than AIR, Adobe’s desktop runtime for web applications.
As competition goes, interestingly, Lynch sees the Mozilla’s Prism project a much more able candidate. At the tail hours at the Adobe event, I had a chance to drill more on Lynch’s competitive landscape views.
1) With Silverlight, Microsoft really has Adobe’s Flash team on its toes, making sure they stay on top of new features, etc. But as far as AIR is concerned, this is a totally new ballgame where Microsoft is not yet playing. That perhaps explains why the guys in Redmond are spraying some FUD around the danger of using Web apps on the desktop.
2) Mozilla’s Prism project is a much closer competitor to AIR. However, Lynch quickly dismissed it pointing that Adobe is up to 2 years ahead on the Mozilla folks on the concept of running Web apps on the desktop.
3) Browsers could also be seen as competing with AIR, especially with plug-ins like Google’s Gears for Firefox and Internet Explorer that lets you run web apps offline. But Lynch argues that user will be confused with the user interface, as you still will see the traditional Web buttons, toolbars, tabs, etc… in what should be a classic desktop application. Makes sense to me. And you?
http://www.uberpulse.com/us/2008/02/silverlight_and_air_competition_is_a_misconception_adobe_cto_says.php
Duration : 0:3:30
Jul
15
Defining your site or local root folder as Dreamweaver calls it is the one thing you absolutely want to be able to do. Defining this root folder is the first step to using Dreamweaver very effectively and allowing Dreamweaver to manage your site for you and keep all of the links-everything from images to other pages-updated as you move pages, elements, and files around in your site.
Defining a root folder takes a lot of the headache out of managing a website and allows you to properly use Dreamweaver. We are using Dreamweaver CS4 in this video but you should be fine following up to several versions back. Have fun!
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Duration : 0:8:18
Jul
13
Rollovers are hot, and CSS rollovers are hot-ter. Creating rollovers using CSS prevents you from having issues as far as people not having JavaScript enabled and from having to worry about JavaScript and your rollovers.
The beauty of Pixy style rollovers is they are automatically preloaded due to the way we set them up so you will not have any flashing or issues showing up when people rollover your buttons. Learn how to build them in Dreamweaver here!
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Duration : 0:15:57
Jul
9
APPLE will host its iPhone special event this morning at the company’s Town Hall. Steve Jobs is expected to reveal plans for allowing third-party applications to be installed on the iPhone. Apple’s invitations for the event also promised “some exciting new enterprise features.”
MICROSOFT has decided to use the video player of MOVE NETWORKS in Silverlight. Move’s software adjusts video quality in real-time to match a user’s Internet connection speed. It is already at work on sites for ABC, ESPN, FOX and more. The deal is a major boost for Move. Its plug-in software will be distributed with every copy of Silverlight, which Microsoft is expected to push aggressively.
CBS is streaming the most online video of the major networks, according to comScore’s latest data. In December, the network streamed 104 million minutes of content. NBC streamed 62 million minutes, ABC streamed 28 million and FOX did a lowly 2 million minutes. In related news, NBC released data showing that 77% of online NBC Rewind viewers use the service to complement regular television viewing. The network also claims it is seeing an increase in brand recall rates and that viewers find the online video ads less disruptive than traditional TV ads.
LANDMARK COMMUNICATIONS is accepting preliminary bids for The Weather Channel and interested buyers reportedly include NBC, CBS, Disney, Time Warner, Comcast and Liberty Media. Landmark has previously said it is seeking $5 billion for the property, which includes weather.com — one of the top 20 sites with over 30 million users. The first round of non-binding bids ends tomorrow.
ZIFF DAVIS has filed for bankruptcy protection, citing problems stemming from the declining print business.
Duration : 0:2:14
Jul
7
siverlight = MS proprietary BS
Jul
5
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Duration : 0:7:12