After reading the article written by Mr. Tom Arah about the topic Dreamweaver is dying last march, I must admit at first I strongly disagree to the issue and said it is far from reality, No way this tool “Dreamweaver” will die.

But after realizing it at some point like Mr. Tom Arah said, and I quoted:

The real problem for Dreamweaver and for its users is that the nature of the web is changing dramatically. Dynamically-generated web applications, from Amazon right down to the humble blog, all offer much more – in-built commenting, voting, RSS feeds, etc - than the best sites built on static HTML can ever hope to provide.

I said "Ok I will give it a try and will take a look at Drupal and see what it's really does".

And here I am now with my newly created Drupal site.

Yes I find this CMS really cool and great, learning may takes some time but I felt the power and strong capability of this framework, like what the creator of Drupal said "Drupal is the linux of the web", and yes it was.

I still use Dreamweaver but decide not to look back and go with the big boys "Drupal CMS - The Linux of the web".