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Thanks Quanta Team
by Alex on Monday 21/Apr/2003, @23:12

Thanks for all your fantastic work, it really is by far my favorite web development tool for Linux. Dreamweaver MX is still ahead IMO, but the quata team has nowhere near the same resources as Macromedia. In addition, the imrovements made with each Quanta version sem much bigger to me than the ones I see in each new Dreamweaver version.

BTW András I too am from Romania =)! I moved to the US in 3rd grad, but I back to Romania every 2 years. I'm not too good at writting in romanian, but let me try.

Ce may faci? Si, in ce oras traesti? Eu traesc in Iasi, aproape de Bucharest.

Anyway... thanks, both of you =)

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Re: Thanks Quanta Team
by Andras Mantia on Tuesday 22/Apr/2003, @13:13

I don't know how many people work on Dreamweaver, but I belive at least 10. Well, taking in account Kommander, DTD definitions, documentation and project management, we are 6. There are also some other contributors, with more or less frequent code submitting. By looking at the CVS commit logs, this number drops down.... Anyway, as we stated in lot of places, we don't try to copy Dreamweaver, but go on our own way. Of course good ideas are welcome, but saying that "look at Dreammeaver/Homesite/etc." is wrong, as we usually don't have those applications on our systems.

Andras

PS: And some word in Romanian: Salut, momentan locuiesc in Cluj, dar sunt originar din Sf. Gheorghe, jud. Covasna, si dorim sa-ne mutam inapoi aici. Nici eu nu scriu/vorbesc prea bine romaneste, dar asta se explica destul de usor, romana nefiind limba mea materna. Altfel ma simt bine, numai daca n-ar fi birocratia asta din Romania....

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