10-21-2009, 07:22 PM
Most CMS's obviate the need for DW for content editors and creators.
If you're a dev and wanting to write plug-ins, themes or extensions, you need to look at the underlying tech of the CMS involved and determine whether that's something you're comfortable with.
Most of the ones you mentioned are PHP/MYSQL based.
You're probably going to host on a *Nix server of some type.
DW interacts with the PHP, CSS and everything else just like it would in any other web app. It also can connect to SFTP and FTP servers.
If you're a dev and wanting to write plug-ins, themes or extensions, you need to look at the underlying tech of the CMS involved and determine whether that's something you're comfortable with.
Most of the ones you mentioned are PHP/MYSQL based.
You're probably going to host on a *Nix server of some type.
DW interacts with the PHP, CSS and everything else just like it would in any other web app. It also can connect to SFTP and FTP servers.