Adobe GoLive Goes Dead
Adobe believes that the discontinue of its one-time flagship Website creation product, i.e. Adobe GoLive will better serve the needs of the Web designer market. Clearly, it will pave an even brighter future for Adobe Dreamweaver, which users can create HTML, ColdFusion, PHP, ASP VBScript, CSS, JavaScript, or Ruby (through plugin) with this software.
Devin Fernandez, GoLive’s Product Manager believed Dreamweaver is a better fit for today’s Web developer, he told Macworld, “Even after GoLive 9 came out people were drawn to Dreamweaver, especially around features and support for technology like AJAX and CSS Starter Points. Dreamweaver also supports dynamic content, while GoLive doesn’t.”
To compensate the existing GoLive registered users, Adobe is offering a Switch plan, a special plan of $199, with a goal to help them switch to Dreamweaver product.







