I was talking to a customer today who had an overhaul project for his Web site.
He had made his choice to redevelop his site, and he had understood some of the advantages of WEBDEV.

However , I realized he thought he was dealing with a classic tool, with a whole set of restrictions, and hundreds of lines of codes to write.
He wanted to proceed in two stages, first build a mock-up of his site, then develop it. He was wondering what tool he could use to build the mock up.

Well, with WEBDEV, there's no need for a complementary tool because the whole life cycle is covered.
The developer can directly build his mock-up with WebDev: place his text edit controls, his images, his buttons,..., and in sum define his whole interface.

And, above all, without having to write a single line of code, he can have a working site, with the corresponding automatic input masks, action buttons, etc.

Next, thanks to WLanguage's power and ease of use, he can add his procedures with some lines of code: no HTML code, Javascript or anything else to write.

In the case of an Intranet site, the developer can even integrate user groupware rights in just one click, with no code.