Inside Dreamweaver UltraDev 4
Description:... Annotation Master the features of UltraDev by learning what role each plays in the constitution of a Web site. Proposal endorsed enthusiastically by Macromedia's UltraDev product director and head of tech support as a unique book that is much needed by this audience. The New Riders Inside series brings a market-leading position for providing succinct-yet-detailed insight into the capabilities of UltraDev. Easy to use and not full of info in the doc set already: Because the book is divided into relevant sections, each chapter can be read and applied individually or combined with the other chapters to form a full understanding of the development of a dynamic Website with UltraDev. No other book is positioned to perform for the intermediate-through-advanced user market like Inside UltraDev 4. Each chapter is divided into three sections. The first section provides a detailed description of the chapter topic including call-outs that alert the reader to potential pitfalls. This discussion is followed by a step-by-step exercise, during which the reader will construct an element of a Website based on the chapter topic. The final section of each chapter focuses specifically on technical aspects. These discussions range from the detailed analysis of specific code to the troubleshooting of common database connectivity issues and provide advanced users with the ability to extend the results of the exercises. The exercises in each chapter come together to form a complete project that constructs a fully-functional Website. Included with the book is a CD containing software such as Microsoft's Personal Web Server, available UltraDev extensions, sample graphics, and database tables for use in chapter exercises. Sean R. Nicholson is the Network Administrator and Web Developer for the Career Services Center at the University of Missouri - Kansas City. He and his development teams architect, develop, and manage foundation and backend execution for programs such as the UMKC Career Services Website (www.career.umkc.edu), UMKC's Virtual Career Fair (www.umkc.edu/virtualfair), and the CareerExec Employment Database (www.careerexec.com). He also does private contract work and consulting on database and Web development.
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