Does anyone know if IWeb will be compatibile with Mavericks?

Mavericks was just announced today and before I even think about updating to the newest platform, I need to know if it will be compatible with IWeb or will I be forced to look elsewhere for web software.

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Posted on Oct 22, 2013 12:53 PM

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Oct 22, 2013 1:36 PM in response to Bocamama

iWeb is dead and it only works properly under Snow Leopard. Even then, a lot of the widgets are defunct.


It is way past time when you should be using a relacement - not just looking for one.


If you want to continue using iWeb, you should have it on an external firewire drive running Snow Leopard and boot from that when you want to use the app.


Web browsers are making use of advances in technology but iWeb is not being updated to take advantage of this.

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Oct 22, 2013 1:41 PM in response to Roddy

I haven't been waiting and I have been researching but none of the software compares to the ease of IWeb. I did find one but I've been reluctant to move into that software. By the way, I have been using IWeb with Mountain Lion and it works fine for my needs. But If Mavericks really closes it out, then I figured I would move on.

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Oct 22, 2013 2:14 PM in response to Bocamama

I have been beta testing Rage Software's EverWeb since its inception and you won't find another application that is a similar to iWeb than it.


It has far more advanced features than iWeb even at this stage and creates much more efficient code and therefore faster down loading pages.


Find out more about the app and download a trial version HERE.

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Oct 22, 2013 2:34 PM in response to Roddy

This is exactly the same software that I have been researching and I do like it. I have decided to buy it if I can no longer use IWeb. I do have the last beta version and even created my website with it and I do like it. Thank you for confirming my research.

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Oct 22, 2013 5:10 PM in response to Bocamama

Great!


I still use iWeb because it's STILL the easiest to use WYSIWYG web design program out there from all the one's I've tried, and I've tried A LOT of them. I'll check out EverWeb and see how I like it.


Yes iWeb is outdated and some of the features don't work, but there are a lot of work arounds with HTML Snippets to make pretty powerful and professional looking websites even by today's standards.


I know I should probably move on to a responsive cross-platform design by now, but whenever I look at Wordpress templates and the like they're always so boxy looking, even the "modern" ones that try to hide it.


Here's my main website created through iWeb. Not perfect, but good enough until I find a better option:


www.justinmatson.com

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Oct 23, 2013 7:17 AM in response to Bocamama

I'm happy to report that I downloaded Mavericks this morning onto my MacBook Pro and IWeb was there when it rebooted and seems to have left everything intact. I also like the new Mavericks so far and had absolutely no problems with the download or afterward. Thanks Apple.

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Oct 28, 2013 11:17 AM in response to Bocamama

Update: I am having uploading my IWeb site to my hosting site. I keep getting a publishing error and also audio files don't seem to want to upload. May be time to move on. I'm working with my site publisher to try and figure out what the problem is, but so far no luck.

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Oct 28, 2013 11:42 AM in response to Bocamama

Have you tried using the File ➙ Publish Entire Site menu option?


Otherwise publish your site to a folder on your hard drive and use a 3rd party FTP client like Cyberduck, Transmit or YummyLite to upload the files. Many users have had problem with iWeb's built in FTP client and have solved the problem by the above.


OT

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