Re: Website development tools on Mac

[jsokohl -at- mac -dot- com]

I second Geoff's comment: Contribute's very good if you want a
CMS-oriented solution. If your client needs to edit code, then it's
immaterial--she can use BBEdit, GoLive, Dreamweaver, or any other tool.
I'd probably recommend GoLive over Dreamweaver--it's more design-oriented
& less tech-oriented. Each has strengths & weaknesses.

AS a beta tester for the next Contribute, I can say it's worth waiting
for--some very good improvements. Too, at about a C-note a license, it's
eaaaasy to get into--and not an expensive mistake if it doesn't work out.

PM me if you have other questions...be glad to help or to chat about it.

joe

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