web authoring for newbies?

[Gabriel Dragffy]

Not forgetting Amaya which is created by W3C schools, and you can download 
the .deb from their website. It's WSIWYG, and sure to create decent code, the 
last time I looked it was at version 9.3 but that could have changed since 
last week ;)

Gabe


On Saturday 04 March 2006 03:38, lordSauron wrote:
> On 3/3/06, Richard Crawford <rscrawford at mossroot.com> wrote:
> > On Friday 03 March 2006 08:38, Stratos Laspas wrote:
> > > Any suggestions for a linux web authoring tool?
> > > I know vi is the best :-) but how about a nice, graphical, easy to use,
> > > grow-as-you-go kind of editing/previewing/uploading/blogging one?
> >
> > I like Quanta+ a lot, though it seems to get unstable when you're trying
> > to edit really large files.  I've heard other people praise NVu and
> > Bluefish as well.
>
> Quanta+ is awesome.  Personally, if you've got files large enough to
> tick off Quanta, you need to be fragmenting your scripts some more.
>
> Quanta has some great support for PHP, and I really like it a lot.
> It's better than DreamWeaver MX by a good margin as well.
>
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