I own and have used Design Extender, Data Bridge for several years, from CS4 through CC2014. I love the idea of the extensions and the folks here work incredibly hard to support the product, but the reality is, they are hit and miss. Sometimes they work, sometimes they do not. They frequently crash Dreamweaver and require the assembly of quite a library to deal with the quirks of different hosts. Their greatest value? They help me overcome my laziness, forcing me to learn how do actually write the code myself. Not sure that is the intention, just the reality.

I just upgreaded to newer version and those new version didn't wok on new DW 2014.1 for product serial check. They updated but still having issues with activation. I can't even review these new products because I haven't be able to use them after 2 months of the purchaselol now, I am using their older version which I purchased years ago, and it has javascript errors from time to time and having hard time to make it work. They are blaming adobe to change the specifications of hosting application, which is dreamweaver. Those activation errors related to javascript errors are depends on the hosting app to some extent. But there should be issues on their side too. Any other extensions from other companies, say p7 or xtend studios, don't have any issues and working fine on both old dreamweaver and newest one.

Webassist forgot about the fact that the web is almost 95% mobile. I'm left with all bundles they have, but they are of no use because of the lack of responsiveness. It's a total waste of money.

Think twice about investing too much money in Webassist's extensions for Dreamweaver. You'll pay hundreds of dollars and be surprised by a new pricing structure, one that requires you to subscribe each month in order to keep up to date on the extensions. I am very disappointed in this company. They will offer you a couple of step revisions to their extension and then surprise you with a new version number that requires you to send them even more money. It's a money pit. Beware!