Jan 30, 2006 6:43 PM

RapidWeaver and iWeb To Go Head to Head

It’s showdown time in London! The folks at RealMac software, who develop the RapidWeaver web authoring tool, will be demoing the newest version of their application at the Apple Store in London on Wednesday, February 8th. As part of their presentation, the RealMac team will be putting RapidWeaver in the ring agaist iWeb, Apple’s new […]

It's showdown time in London! The folks at RealMac software, who develop the RapidWeaver web authoring tool, will be demoing the newest version of their application at the Apple Store in London on Wednesday, February 8th. As part of their presentation, the RealMac team will be putting RapidWeaver in the ring agaist iWeb, Apple's new web dev application and blog tool.

We reviewed RapidWeaver 3.2 on this blog last year, and we reviewed Apple's iWeb on Webmonkey as part of the Macworld 06 special report. We also interviewed RealMac's Ben Counsell as part of our Macworld podcast. So, read up. Then (if you live in or near London) go check out the presentation and report back to us!

[link via TUAW]

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