Friday, November 25, 2011

[WD&D] Digest for sitedesign@googlegroups.com - 5 Messages in 1 Topic

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    Olivier Florence <oli.florence@gmail.com> Nov 25 08:58AM  

    Hi Gys,
    is there a free alternative to Dreamweaver.
     
    We use dreamweaver in the office but I would like to do bits and pieces in
    the evening at home on a laptop and don't wan to have to buy another copy.
    All i would do in plain HTML writing and javascript generally. I find the
    colour coding of the scripts handy.
     
    many thanks
     
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    Michael Kolaski <mkolaski@gmail.com> Nov 25 10:33AM  

    Hi guys
     
    Aptana is another app you might want to try
     
    Alternatively, if you don't need the WYSIWYG element, try Notepad++ which
    is also free
     
    My editor of choice is Sublime Text 2 - although it's still got a beta tag,
    it's only because inconstant development. I run it all day long and it's
    never crashed on me. It's not free but will run forever and nag you from
    time to time. Personally, I bought a licence and I think it's well worth
    it. It's multi-platform too and your licence allows you personal use on as
    many computers as you use. You will need to invest some time in order to
    get the most out of it.
     
    I'm not affiliated in any way. I'm a big fan - it's feature rich and will
    save you shedloads of time. For example, the command palette (Ctrl-Shift-P)
    allows you to access any of the commands - once it opens start typing any
    of the menu commands.
     
    For example - create a new CSS file:
    Ctrl + N (new file)
    Ctrl-Shift-P to open the command pallette
    type CSS and press enter(this will set the syntax colouring)
     
    Job done. Well almost, you need to write the code :-)
     
     
    Cheers,
    Mick
     
     

     

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