Hey, Webpage builder.
cph81
05-09-2003, 03:00 PM
I'm a beginner in webpage building. I want to know which webpage building software (HTML editor)is good for rookie. AND which one are you using currently. Thanks.
Atomis27
05-09-2003, 04:04 PM
Myself, I use Notepad. :p ;)
Seriously, I've seen that 1st Page 2000 by Evrsoft is a good one. Nice and simple.
Seriously, I've seen that 1st Page 2000 by Evrsoft is a good one. Nice and simple.
Jay!
05-09-2003, 04:13 PM
So far, I've done all of my small body of work coding my hand in Notepad. Everything I've learned, I've lifted from other sites by viewing source.
Twist
05-09-2003, 04:18 PM
I used Notepad for the longest time. Once I got to college I got education discounts on software and bought Dreamweaver MX. It freakin' rocks! :cool: It only cost $99 and is worth every penny.
bigredwolf
05-09-2003, 04:35 PM
I started with Frontpage Express, only because it was on the computer. After learning a bit more about HTML, most of my editing is done in notepad like the others mentioned. I do use CuteHTML on occasion. It's OK, but with all the information available through the web, notepad is really all you need!
A google search will bring up all the HTML help you could ever want!
A google search will bring up all the HTML help you could ever want!
Twist
05-09-2003, 05:23 PM
Frontpage (in all its forms) is the devil.
Neutrino
05-09-2003, 07:01 PM
notepad baby.....:p
i hate using editors. pure code rules
i hate using editors. pure code rules
jinushaun
05-09-2003, 08:28 PM
Originally posted by Twist
Frontpage (in all its forms) is the devil.
Indeed my friend! The debbo!
I use Notepad, or glofiried versions of it (Homesite, Crimson Editor, etc)
For a newb, I'd recommend Dreamweaver--if you can afford it. ;)
Frontpage (in all its forms) is the devil.
Indeed my friend! The debbo!
I use Notepad, or glofiried versions of it (Homesite, Crimson Editor, etc)
For a newb, I'd recommend Dreamweaver--if you can afford it. ;)
Oz
05-10-2003, 03:39 AM
Notepad or Dreamweaver.
Marco_Wrc
05-10-2003, 08:39 AM
Hehe, I got to agree, notepad with Windows, or vi with Unix. I tried dreamweaver, but that doesn't work for me.
When you want to work with asp try Visual Interdev.
note: when I first started I used Frontpage :rolleyes: it's easy for beginners.
When you want to work with asp try Visual Interdev.
note: when I first started I used Frontpage :rolleyes: it's easy for beginners.
cph81
05-10-2003, 03:54 PM
I'll try to use the notepad and see if I can understand the code.
Thanks everyone.:)
Thanks everyone.:)
NSX
05-10-2003, 04:25 PM
Originally posted by Twist
Frontpage (in all its forms) is the devil.
Why's that?
Frontpage (in all its forms) is the devil.
Why's that?
Deakins
05-10-2003, 04:46 PM
Prelewd
05-10-2003, 05:08 PM
I use CoffeeCup HTML editor. Any other pure HTML editors out there that don't include the HTML code builders in them. I hate notepad because the tabbing is completely wack. I liked 40tude quite a bit, but there's too many problems with it. CoffeeCup never did me wrong.
Twist
05-11-2003, 12:13 AM
Just about any Microsoft product is the devil, but if you ever use Frontpage for serious work, you'll find out... fast. It's so caught up with being helpful.
Like I try to select this one section of my CSS style sheet.
It says, "Surely you wanted to select this as well."
No. I want just this.
"No. No one could want to select just that. I'm selecting it all."
NO! JUST THIS!
"Too bad. It's all selected."
@#$^#@#!!!!!!!
And that's just one thing. It's so frustrating.
Notepad is good if you have a lot of time and (for the most part) if you aren't managing a huge number of pages. I like Dreamweaver because it still allows me access to the code (it has Homesite built in) and is great for letting me manage my pages.
Like I try to select this one section of my CSS style sheet.
It says, "Surely you wanted to select this as well."
No. I want just this.
"No. No one could want to select just that. I'm selecting it all."
NO! JUST THIS!
"Too bad. It's all selected."
@#$^#@#!!!!!!!
And that's just one thing. It's so frustrating.
Notepad is good if you have a lot of time and (for the most part) if you aren't managing a huge number of pages. I like Dreamweaver because it still allows me access to the code (it has Homesite built in) and is great for letting me manage my pages.
Oz
05-11-2003, 01:16 AM
:lol2:@Twist
That was a fricking hilarious post!
That was a fricking hilarious post!
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