Jared

I am wondering what your opinions are on software...shoot some names at me so I can research the top web design programs. thanks.

 

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Vtec44

As far as the actual coding itself, Notepad! I use it a lot to edit php & external java files.

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CoolTech

Quote: Originally Posted by Vtec44 As far as the actual coding itself, Notepad! I use it a lot to edit php & external java files.

Notepad is "da BOMB!"

 

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Solmu

I prefer EditPad... same simplicity, but a few useful extras like tabbed windows

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Jared

I use to make sites a LONG time ago using standard html, and yes, notepad...i was looking for something a little differant and up to par...lol

 

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Greg Hamrick

Jared, Corel Draw has some great features for web page editing. You can easily create and edit graphics and text without having to move from one program to the next. Templates let you choose what kind of pages you want to setup.

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CoolTech

Quote: Originally Posted by Jared I use to make sites a LONG time ago using standard html, and yes, notepad...i was looking for something a little differant and up to par...lol

Since when is Note Pad not... "up to par" for html code?

 

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Jared

Quote: Originally Posted by CoolTech Since when is Note Pad not... "up to par" for html code?

I mean I want apps that deal with MORE than normal html...java/flash ect.

 

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Jared

Quote: Originally Posted by Greg Hamrick Jared, Corel Draw has some great features for web page editing. You can easily create and edit graphics and text without having to move from one program to the next. Templates let you choose what kind of pages you want to setup. .

Ok thanks, "corel draw" ... thats something I can get, that's what I was wondering, thanks.

 

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Jasonda

Jared,

You might try NVU if you're looking for a "what you see is what you get" kind of editor. nvu.com

 

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Jared

Quote: Originally Posted by Jasonda Jared, You might try NVU if you're looking for a "what you see is what you get" kind of editor. nvu.com

ok I'll check it out...lol...corel draw looks like something I don't really need...I use PaintShop pro, i have for years...despite everyone using photoshop. meh.

 

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Jared

Quote: Originally Posted by Jasonda Jared, You might try NVU if you're looking for a "what you see is what you get" kind of editor. nvu.com

I am currently downloading it...i mean its free...is it REALLY better than FrontPage and/or Dreamweaver like they claim?

*edit* = I downloaded it (its tiny) and I recall using an ancient program called "aceexpert" that dwarfed this one? So I guess I'll check out dreamweaver or frontpage.

 

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Jasonda

Quote: Originally Posted by Jared I am currently downloading it...i mean its free...is it REALLY better than FrontPage and/or Dreamweaver like they claim?

I haven't used Dreamweaver, but I like it better than FrontPage.

The nice thing about NVU is that there are a lot of tutorials to help get you started.

 

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Jared

Quote: Originally Posted by Jasonda I haven't used Dreamweaver, but I like it better than FrontPage. The nice thing about NVU is that there are a lot of tutorials to help get you started.

Ok, I'll snag dreamweaver... It's not that I need tutorials. I understand the foundation and essential elements to building a web site. I just like added features that save me coding time and give me more productivity and take less time. ...though tutorials on semi-advanced things would be nice. But I'll go with dreamweaver and just go from there......eventually you can figure out anything via the internet. lol.

*edit* LOLOLOL I found dreamweaver in an ancient .zip file...Looks like it will do the trick!!! Just like that OLD program I use to use...I LOVE how you can view the code, the page, or both at the same time.

 

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Jasonda

Quote: Originally Posted by Jared Ok, I'll snag dreamweaver...

Just to clarify, I meant that I haven't used Dreamweaver, and that I like NVU better than Frontpage.

 

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