[NTLUG:Discuss] what is the best Linux web page developing tool?

Will Senn wsenn at postfuture.com
Tue Mar 20 06:58:34 CST 2001


-----Original Message-----
From: A.L.Lambert
Subject: what is the best Linux web page developing tool?

>	I don't disagree that you can probably crank up Dreamweaver,
>select a basic theme/template, make some quick modifications to suit your
>tastes, and have a site layout faster than I probaby could with my fingers
>and a text editor starting from scratch.  However, I have at my disposal,
>years of work in cool/spiffy templates, which with about 15 minutes at the
>text editor, and a quick run of one of my 4 line 'sitegen.sh' scripts, I
>can turn out cool HTML at a breakneck pace without GUI tools at all.  
>And, I have no doubt whatsoever that I can write better HTML than any GUI
>tool ever built. :)

I so agree.  Templates are the key!  Once a design is finalized it is
imperative that the code be optimized and structured for reuse.  Tools
like Dreamweaver are getting better at HTML, but are by no means as
good as hand code.  I have not forgotten, however, that there was a time
when I thought assembler was the only way to write fast executing code.
GCC and other optimizing C compilers have come a LONG way since then and
I rarely have guilt over spitting out a quick C routine!

Later,

Will



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