Html

[rhyswynne]

Dreamweaver all the way. I do know HTML and have coded in the past on notepad, but - contrary to Han says - it is necessary, especially for the spell checker

[bochgoch]

I use HTMLKIT but any basic text editor will suffice ....

[huncyrus]

hmm i work in old times on mac and linux too, but im forgot the program names :P
On linux was a htmleditor, but the general program is in the MidnightCommander /MD.editor/
But what was on Mac... i dont know now :P /but i know i use the safari for testing /

[xhan]

Originally Posted by rhyswynne

Dreamweaver all the way. I do know HTML and have coded in the past on notepad, but - contrary to Han says - it is necessary, especially for the spell checker

it complicates things! I have spell check built into my 'notepad' so ner :P find a use for dreamweaver now biyatch!!

(we've had whole arguments about this before havnt we rhys!!)

[priji]

it stands for Hyper Text Markup Language and is the code that your browser translates into what you see on the internet.there are many resources online to help a person learn.
Most folks learn the basics and then purchase an editor that does the same job as hacking out the code yourself.

[Cryxellis]

I'm not a programmer, but I have tried using Dreamweaver and I was learning a lot from it.

[webster007]

dreamweaver can be confusing for a new end user

[kaiz49]

msword is better.

[seopaul]

well i use zend studio, i find it much better than dreamweaver as is a php ide... you dont get that fancy design preview but thats what 2 screens are for :P

and i find the ftp much better than dreamweaver as with zend studio it uploads the file you want and not all the dependent files.... and the color highlighting rocks

anyone that has the spare cash zend studio professional is a really good development suite... very handy


kaiz49 - "msword is better" ... hmmm not really as it adds alot of hidden code and can be a nightmare... anyways thats designed for letters not code....