What is the best Website creation software? - Page 2

Darammer · 11-14-2006, 12:08 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Cupcake

Notepad, or possibly Ultraedit.

UE for teh win. Best text editor ever.

MeridianR · 11-14-2006, 02:23 PM

Yeah UE owns all other text editors that is true.

LFG just pickup a package like Php-nuke or postnuke, and the majority of it all is done for you bro.

I used to use:

-- Notepad
-- Interdev
-- Dreamweaver
-- Homesite
...and some other crazy shit back in the day...

Nurta · 11-14-2006, 02:32 PM

The ONLY text editor is Vi, screw you all.

#!/bin/ksh
while true do
echo "Vi FTW!"
done

haha

MeridianR · 11-14-2006, 02:40 PM

ps
(finds VI process)
kill pid

:p

Nurta · 11-14-2006, 03:51 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by MeridianR

ps
(finds VI process)
kill pid

:p

!

/spawn infinite loop!

Ariven · 11-16-2006, 10:30 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Sqee

I code in notepad ++

It gives you the color changes for coding - Now.. "Designers" would do dreamweaver.. "Coders" do notepad...

least.. in my experiance. I dont do any design in notepad because i dont have the pretty graphics, and it dosnt give me the right feel.

Personally, i'd swipe a page you like, and modify it to fit your needs. Just make sure you arnt swipping a page with copy writes.

Meh, I use Dreamweaver... and I code more than I design.. mostly I use DW because it makes it easier to manage the site.. I can edit the HTML/PHP/ETC, I get the syntax highlighting I like, I can upload changed files, etc.. all in a single application.. if I used something like Notepad or other similar product i would have to load more stuff up to get it all done.

But, I also dont edit in the graphical mode more than about 5% of the time.. so its more like its a glorified site manager for me than a gui design tool.. and it is a good tool to start off with when you want to get involved in database and php and design... because the tools are there to learn from, with the capacity for you to move above and beyond the basics fairly easy.

Ariven · 11-16-2006, 10:33 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by MeridianR

Yeah UE owns all other text editors that is true.

LFG just pickup a package like Php-nuke or postnuke, and the majority of it all is done for you bro.

As for content management systems.. I am really starting to like Drupal.. its easier for me to work with than the *nuke stuff for some reason.. probably personal preferance.. ;) but I have my main personal site running on Drupal now.. and am eagerly awaiting the next version that includes jQuery in it.. its a fantastic scripting library... ajax, ahah, lots of nice tools and tweaks in it..

Ariven · 11-16-2006, 10:34 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Nurta

The ONLY text editor is Vi, screw you all.

#!/bin/ksh
while true do
echo "Vi FTW!"
done

haha

Real programmers use edlin

LFG · 11-16-2006, 12:57 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Ariven

Meh, I use Dreamweaver...

it is a good tool to start off with when you want to get involved in database and php and design... because the tools are there to learn from, with the capacity for you to move above and beyond the basics fairly easy.

Ok, with the ability to do both HTML and PHP, as you describe, I'm sold.

Thanks

Ariven · 11-16-2006, 01:35 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by LFG

Ok, with the ability to do both HTML and PHP, as you describe, I'm sold.

Thanks

It's all Nurtas fault.. she got me here

but you are more than welcome