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View Poll Results: What program do you use to write your website?
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Mar 20th, 2004, 03:51 AM #31Senior Member
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Mar 20th, 2004, 06:27 AM #32Senior Member
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urm, this is the non-web design discussion forum.btw isn't this thread in the wrong place? This must be a non-webdesign discussion forum...
urm, yeh it isNo, it's not fast.
(about ms notepd)
I lkove notepad, I use HTMLkit now but still use notepad for a loot of other things, you just cant beat the freedom and flexebility that you get with it. I always feel like a WYSIWYG editor is doing stuff behind my back...
I dont know whateverybody has against it to be honest. So what if it has no features, where are the days of web design when there were no WYSIWYG editors? Have web designers and developers become so lazy they need programs to do all the work for them?
Plus the sense of satisfaction achieved when you know you have made your website purely by you, 100% your work - its unbeatable. And not thinking most of it was done by the computer.tekp :cheeky: tekponline.com
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Mar 20th, 2004, 07:42 AM #33Senior Member
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Well does this look like a non-web design discussion thread?What do you use to make your website?
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Mar 20th, 2004, 10:36 AM #34Senior Member
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It's not that people have become lazy (OK, a little lazy), but It's just doing extra work without any advantage. It takes more time and the antique typos come in play.Originally posted by Blackdragonhide
I dont know whateverybody has against it to be honest. So what if it has no features, where are the days of web design when there were no WYSIWYG editors? Have web designers and developers become so lazy they need programs to do all the work for them?
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Mar 20th, 2004, 02:24 PM #35Senior Member
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It does give advantage, knowing its yours.
Ironhacker, I see what you mean
Ok now I am being forced to use HTMLKit because damnass firefox has decided to be a stupid little exe and bugger up. and htmlkits preview tab actually works, other than SOME peoples :cheeky:
:dead:tekp :cheeky: tekponline.com
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Jun 27th, 2011, 09:25 PM #36Junior Member
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I prefer Dreamweaver... but I was just recently introduced to Netbeans
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Jun 27th, 2011, 11:34 PM #37WDF Staff
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Adrian - did you notice that this thread was last posted to 7 years ago?
Originally Posted by Adrian Sane, post: 210600
But to contribute my 2 cents - I use Notepad++ and HTML Kit - I stay away from Dreamweaver as much as possible because it tends to bloat the code, and if I do have to use it I stick to code view because the deign view sucks like an industrial Shop-Vac.Good design should never say "Look at me!"
It should say "Look at this." ~ David Craib
http://digitalinsite.ca ~ my current site . . info@digitalinsite.ca ~ my email
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Jun 28th, 2011, 09:12 AM #38Junior Member
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LMAO... true... ive found that dreamweaver tends to over do it sometimes.. but im new to all this and being able to see physically what i'm coding helps me get a better understanding owhat im doing and what mistakes to avoid. i also have notepad++ but havent heard of html kit before... is it free? maybe ill google it just to see. oh!... and yes i knew this thread is ancient... but im trying to learn as much as i can so im reading through as many topics in this site as i can...:coffee:
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Jun 28th, 2011, 10:11 AM #39WDF Staff
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HTML kit is free and it has a better preview pane than the design view in DW. It actually shows things where they're supposed to be. Originally Posted by Adrian Sane, post: 210669
Good design should never say "Look at me!"
It should say "Look at this." ~ David Craib
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Jun 28th, 2011, 04:54 PM #40Banned
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Why does nobody else use Notepad++ it is so amazing!
I'm gonna try HTML Kit now because multiple people have recommended it...
But so far I do like Notepad++
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