Comments on: Is RapidWeaver Better Than iWeb? http://www.techtalkpoint.com/articles/is-rapidweaver-better-than-iweb/ Tech-Related Bloggery Fri, 12 Mar 2010 09:20:33 -0600 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.5 hourly 1 By: Charles http://www.techtalkpoint.com/articles/is-rapidweaver-better-than-iweb/comment-page-1/#comment-555 Charles Fri, 07 Aug 2009 04:17:25 +0000 http://www.delamainit.com/blog/2008/06/20/is-rapidweaver-better-than-iweb/#comment-555 I would argue that Rapidweaver is the 'middle ground' program in comparison to iWeb and Adobe Dreamweaver if....you add the plug-ins that are necessary to make Rapidweaver really work. Plug-ins like Blocks, Stacks, Collage, Accordion, Kwix, Carousel, and many more. Here is the website that seemed to finally display a good healthy amount of plug-ins and training for them: http://rapidweaverclassroom.com/curriculum.html Just like normal, look on Youtube for some training videos and for more plug-ins with their tips on how to make Rapidweaver provide your 'middle ground' needs. -charles I would argue that Rapidweaver is the ‘middle ground’ program in comparison to iWeb and Adobe Dreamweaver if….you add the plug-ins that are necessary to make Rapidweaver really work. Plug-ins like Blocks, Stacks, Collage, Accordion, Kwix, Carousel, and many more. Here is the website that seemed to finally display a good healthy amount of plug-ins and training for them: http://rapidweaverclassroom.com/curriculum.html

Just like normal, look on Youtube for some training videos and for more plug-ins with their tips on how to make Rapidweaver provide your ‘middle ground’ needs.

-charles

]]> By: Fred - Norfok VA http://www.techtalkpoint.com/articles/is-rapidweaver-better-than-iweb/comment-page-1/#comment-499 Fred - Norfok VA Mon, 11 May 2009 20:42:41 +0000 http://www.delamainit.com/blog/2008/06/20/is-rapidweaver-better-than-iweb/#comment-499 It sounds like you were pained to work within a box containing only iWeb and RapidWeaver, yet the only alternative for the Mac platform that I know of is Adobe Dreamweaver. I downloaded that once and couldn't for the life of me fathom what I was supposed to do with it. And for the price of Dreamweaver, I waned someone to hold my hand and 'splain it all to me in soothing tones whispered directly into my ear. So there's got to be something that falls between the amateur level programs like iWeb and RapdidWeaver and the heavy artillary designed for professional Web developers. Well, I GUESS there has to be something that falls in between, somethign that is both robust but delivers a WYSIWYG user interface. Can you name THAT program? It sounds like you were pained to work within a box containing only iWeb and RapidWeaver, yet the only alternative for the Mac platform that I know of is Adobe Dreamweaver. I downloaded that once and couldn’t for the life of me fathom what I was supposed to do with it. And for the price of Dreamweaver, I waned someone to hold my hand and ’splain it all to me in soothing tones whispered directly into my ear.

So there’s got to be something that falls between the amateur level programs like iWeb and RapdidWeaver and the heavy artillary designed for professional Web developers. Well, I GUESS there has to be something that falls in between, somethign that is both robust but delivers a WYSIWYG user interface.

Can you name THAT program?

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