I know many of us came here from Dreamweaver and using DMX Extensions so this may be relevant.
I registered for Adobe Max this morning and I noticed that there are no sessions at all available for Dreamweaver. DW isn’t even listed as a product.
Seems the DMXZone team moved away from doing extensions at the right time. I am so thankful for Wappler!
Ooh, that's interesting. It's hard to imagine a world without Dreamweaver but I've not launched my copy for a few years so I wouldn't be surprised to hear they are dropping it.
Absolutely.
Ditto and Amen!
Well it’s still there Adobe Dreamweaver
Alive but not perhaps well. I haven't had an Adobe subscription for a while, but I still receive the occasional email. I imagine Adobe has considerable resources, but it seems few of them are allocated to Dreamweaver. Nothing new there.
We are working on modernizing core APIs in Dreamweaver to ensure compatibility with latest OS versions. Considering the criticality of these changes and the work yet to be completed for Database and Server Behaviors, we are putting the DB and SB story on hold for now.
Where was that quote from, @TomD?
A pre-release announcement:
Did Dreamweaver ever get an update and are DMXZone still providing and supporting extensions for it?
I am sure glad Wappler came along when it did. 
I think Dreamweaver only got OS compatibility updates in the last few years.
I started using Dreamweaver when it was still from Macromedia.
When it was transferred to Adobe, I kept using it, but then I went down other paths. I had a DMX extension at the time.
I came across Wappler very recently through a YouTuber video. But I didn't know that Wappler was part of the DMX zone.
I started using it and something caught my attention when I saw the prefix DMX in part of the source code; the name wasn't strange. I did some research on it. Only then did I learn that Wappler was part of the DMX zone.
But Adobe has a habit of buying some good stuff.
By any chance, didn't Adobe make an offer for Wappler? That's just speculation.
Long live Wappler, because Dreamweaver seems to RIP
