If you’ve been doing any sort of Web development for any length of time, then the chances are high that you’ve come across Dreamweaver.  I’ve used it for many years and have found it to be completely invaluable – not only for the way it helps you manage your site organisation (especially useful if you’re working on multiple sites) but also for the way that it assists with the overall design and construction of the pages.  It truly is one of the best IDE’s for Web development.

I remember when I first started using it.  I spent many hours wrestling with the manual, then bought a book that helped, but didn’t show me exactly what I needed! 

Things have changed now – espcially with the release of products such as Dreamweaver Made Simple.  This aims to teach people how to start working with Dreamweaver to produce professional looking websites without the hassle (and cost) of attending training courses or buying multiple books.  In my opinion, the reasonable price represents great value for money – especially since I’ve paid more in the past just for a single book which even then was less comprehensive!

To find out more, have a look at http://www.johnlandells.com/Recommends/DreamweaverMadeSimple/ and make up your own mind.

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