Thanks to Aaron Roberson, we now have the ColdBox dictionaries on Dreamweaver (For those that still use it). I will be updating a guide in the wiki on this, but have also uploaded it to the SVN. If you wish to download it now, please click here.
Here are some screenshots:
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Jun 07, 2008 11:08:45 UTC
by Tony Garcia
This is great! I do both design and development and jump back and forth between DW and CFEclipse, so this will really come in handy. Thanks Aaron!
Jun 08, 2008 10:36:42 UTC
by Aaron Roberson
Welcome Tony. Keep an eye out for updates to as I add more hints to the dictionary. I also do a lot of design work as well as programming so that is why I made the code hints. Glad others will benefit from them too!
Jun 09, 2008 09:39:45 UTC
by Kevin
Um, I'm 11 can you explain the directions. ;) Nice Work, I work Just like Tony (now with DW CS 4 )