Website design : what to use ?

Carlos Escutia Chávez carlosescutia at gmail.com
Tue Mar 1 17:16:14 UTC 2005


> Dramweaver treats the WEB site as the master copy and allows an editor
> to grab a copy locally, play with it etc., and then publish it back to
> the WEB site when you are ready. I've not found any Linux tools that do
> this quite as cleanly as Dreamweaver.


I've found this tool, and its name is CVS.

I can do exactly what you do with dreamweaver: have my own local
"sandbox", where I can do whatever I want, and, then send it back to
the webserver with my changes.

Additionally, I can revert any change, or get the website how it was
at a certain date, compare it against any other date, and so on...

Did I mention that I can use CVS with Linux / Windows / MacOS X , and
with GUI clients?   :-)




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