Web Page Software?

Chris Thompson

I am looking for input/suggestions on a easy to use web page
development/creator program or suite...I could write the html long hand
but was really hoping to avoid that much typing/coding.

what do yall use?

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Chris

Moog

Chris Thompson illuminated alt.os.linux.ubuntu by typing:
> I am looking for input/suggestions on a easy to use web page
> development/creator program or suite...I could write the html long hand
> but was really hoping to avoid that much typing/coding.
>
> what do yall use?

Kompozer



This is a "fork" of NVU (which you may also want to try out) but it
promises better code than NVU and far better CSS support.

It's good, but it is being actively developed and should get a lot
better fairly quickly.

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Moog

"Some mornings it just doesn't seem worth it to gnaw through the
leather straps."

Trevor Best

On Fri, 24 Aug 2007 16:35:06 +0000
Chris Thompson <> wrote:

> I am looking for input/suggestions on a easy to use web page
> development/creator program or suite...I could write the html long hand
> but was really hoping to avoid that much typing/coding.
>
> what do yall use?
>

*cough* Visual Studio 6.0 *cough* :-o

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That's poppycock!

NoStop

Chris Thompson wrote:

> I am looking for input/suggestions on a easy to use web page
> development/creator program or suite...I could write the html long hand
> but was really hoping to avoid that much typing/coding.
>
> what do yall use?
>
I don't, as I've found it much easier to install a CMS and maintain a site
that way.

Cheers.

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Proprietary Software: a 20th Century software business model.

Pseudo Silk Kimono

On Fri, 24 Aug 2007 16:35:06 GMT, Chris Thompson expounded upon us
in alt.os.linux.ubuntu :

Greetings,

I use Eclipse with the Aptana HTML plugin. I use Eclipse for pretty
much everything that I develope including JAVA, Perl, PHP as there
are plugins that make it into a great IDE for nearly every language
out there.




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"I was a ghost."
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Little Girl

On Fri, 24 Aug 2007 18:47:23 +0100 Trevor Best <.uk>
wrote:

> On Fri, 24 Aug 2007 16:35:06 +0000
> Chris Thompson <> wrote:

> > I am looking for input/suggestions on a easy to use web page
> > development/creator program or suite...I could write the html long
> > hand but was really hoping to avoid that much typing/coding.

> > what do yall use?

> *cough* Visual Studio 6.0 *cough* :-o

<gasp!>

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Moog

Trevor Best illuminated alt.os.linux.ubuntu by typing:
> On Fri, 24 Aug 2007 16:35:06 +0000
> Chris Thompson <> wrote:
>
>> I am looking for input/suggestions on a easy to use web page
>> development/creator program or suite...I could write the html long hand
>> but was really hoping to avoid that much typing/coding.
>>
>> what do yall use?
>>
>
> *cough* Visual Studio 6.0 *cough* :-o

That's a great name for a hairdressing Salon.

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Moog

"Some mornings it just doesn't seem worth it to gnaw through the
leather straps."

The Wizard of Oz

Chris Thompson wrote:
> I am looking for input/suggestions on a easy to use web page
> development/creator program or suite...I could write the html long hand
> but was really hoping to avoid that much typing/coding.
>
> what do yall use?
>
Open Office for the basics. I hand tweak the result.

Later
Mike

Little Girl

On Fri, 24 Aug 2007 16:35:06 +0000 Chris Thompson
<> wrote:

> I am looking for input/suggestions on a easy to use web page
> development/creator program or suite...I could write the html long
> hand but was really hoping to avoid that much typing/coding.

> what do yall use?

I hand code, but when I'm in a hurry or if I have a page that keeps
getting added onto (requiring maintenance), I use txt2tags. It can
be used via the command line (lightning fast!) or GUI, and it's
actually quite fun to use. You do have to learn the markup language,
but it's pretty easy compared to HTML, so doesn't take long to learn.
It's also quite powerful in all the formats it can put out:

* HTML document
* XHTML document
* SGML document
* LaTeX document
* Lout document
* UNIX manual page (man)
* MoinMoin page (wiki)
* MagicPoint presentation (mgp)
* PageMaker document

It's available in the repositories, but you can take a look at it (and
some samples) here:



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There is no spoon.

ray

On Fri, 24 Aug 2007 16:35:06 +0000, Chris Thompson wrote:

> I am looking for input/suggestions on a easy to use web page
> development/creator program or suite...I could write the html long hand
> but was really hoping to avoid that much typing/coding.
>
> what do yall use?

I use nedit. IMHO - a (more or less) wysiwyg html authoring package is
overkill unless you're doing an extensive site. Nevertheless - the usual
candidates would be: amaya, bluefish, quanta, screem, nvu, mozilla
composer - and I think I probable left a few out. Be aware that they all
generate bloated code.