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help wtih setting up personal webpage
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houdy all, (no I am NOT from the country)
I am interested in making a stupid fun little web page and probably hosting it either from iDisk or my school. I have played around with Netscape composer, but find that its' hard to do anyting cool with. Not much control.
So, I am looking for advice on how to do it, and what kinds of applications that I will need to do it.
thanks!
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The two top WYSIWYG apps are Adobe Golive and Macromedia Dreamweaver.
If you want to do hand coding, BBedit is a good text editor.
I have found that I have the most control with Dreamweaver, but Golive is probably a little easier to learn.
I also like Dreamweaver's use of Templates. (not sure if Golive can do this)
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If you're think you'll be doing a lot of web development in the future, you really should learn HTML. I recommend the book HTML 4 for Dummies. This is the book I used to learn HTML.
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Originally posted by graphiteman:
<STRONG>If you're think you'll be doing a lot of web development in the future, you really should learn HTML. I recommend the book HTML 4 for Dummies. This is the book I used to learn HTML.</STRONG>
yeah, I plan on learning HTML, or XHTML, or XML or whatever will be the hot techonoly at the time I get around to it. Currently learning OOP and C++, just got the Cocoa book today 
Thanks alot IMKoRnNuts, that is what I was looking for.
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Originally posted by juanvaldes:
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yeah, I plan on learning HTML, or XHTML, or XML or whatever will be the hot techonoly at the time I get around to it. Currently learning OOP and C++, just got the Cocoa book today
Thanks alot IMKoRnNuts, that is what I was looking for.</STRONG>
If you develop then you'll probably feel that the Dummies series is a little too much fluff. You might want to look at the oriely series. They're very good. Also, with a little help in the beginning, I'd do what you do now - learn from other people's code and check out w3c.org for documentation.
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Originally posted by Raman:
<STRONG>If you develop then you'll probably feel that the Dummies series is a little too much fluff. You might want to look at the oriely series. They're very good. Also, with a little help in the beginning, I'd do what you do now - learn from other people's code and check out w3c.org for documentation.</STRONG>
yeah, I hate the dummies series, way too much fluff.....
"okay now, this is an icon...now say it with me, an icon. yes, now you point the pointer on it and click the button."
Thanks for the site, got any more? 
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