Dreamweaver
MX: ASP.NET Web Development (co-author)
This book will take you on a tour of ASP.NET through the
Dreamweaver development environment, without assuming any previous knowledge
of .NET, ASP, or indeed any other server-side programming technology. As
such, it is ideal for readers who are already using Dreamweaver MX as a
tool to create static web pages (with HTML, JavaScript, and CSS pages),
but now want to learn about the extra server-side functionality at their
fingertips.
The Document
Object Model: Processing Structured Documents (author)
Explains the concepts behind the W3C Document
Object Model (DOM), which allows XML and HTML documents to represented
by a collection of objects. This recommended web standard provides
a common set of functions to examine, build, and manipulate
these documents and their contents. The Document Object
Model also provides real-world examples of using the
DOM in the Netscape and Internet Explorer browsers, the MSXML
and Apache XML parsers, and Macromedia’s Dreamweaver.
Beyond Dreamweaver (collaboration
with Joe Lowery)
Building on the Dreamweaver foundation, this
book shows you how to accomplish real-world development tasks
such as integrating content management systems, meeting accessibility
requirements, working with Fireworks and Flash, and automating
page production from a database. There’s even a section on building
Dreamweaver extensions with C++.
Fireworks
MX Magic (collaboration with Lisa Lopuck)
Contains 15 projects that illustrate how to accomplish
everyday tasks in Macromedia Fireworks faster, easier, and with
great-looking results. Covers everything from working with masks
and color to creating Fireworks extensions using JavaScript.
