O.T. Recommendation for Web development

On Tue, 08 Nov 2011 06:52:49 -0600,
wrote:

I have made a simple website foe our cycling activities...

URL? I used to be a cyclist too; I'd like to see what you are up to.

...using no more than
separate html documents made in LibreOffice. The files are linked
together
by hyperlinks starting at an "index.html" file.

Now I would like to switch to a program which can handle projects, and
can
import my existing files. And if possible easy to get a grip on.

I know there are loads of progs for web development, but maybe someones
experience can save me the trouble of checking this and that and some
more

I like Bluefish:

http://my.opera.com/wpost/blog/using-bluefish

On Tue, 08 Nov 2011 13:52:49 +0100, herman.viaene writ:

I have made a simple website foe our cycling activities, using no more
than separate html documents made in LibreOffice. The files are linked
together by hyperlinks starting at an "index.html" file.

Now I would like to switch to a program which can handle projects, and
can import my existing files. And if possible easy to get a grip on.

I know there are loads of progs for web development, but maybe someones
experience can save me the trouble of checking this and that and some
more

Since Quanta+ is gone (maybe for good), I've tried several, and settled
on Komodo Edit. I hand-code all my sites, so I've no need for WYSIWYG
editors. Komodo will also preview php files if you have apache and php
installed, and has ftp support.

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wrote:

I have made a simple website foe our cycling activities, using no more
than separate html documents made in LibreOffice. The files are linked
together by hyperlinks starting at an "index.html" file.

Now I would like to switch to a program which can handle projects, and can
import my existing files. And if possible easy to get a grip on.

I know there are loads of progs for web development, but maybe someones
experience can save me the trouble of checking this and that and some
more


TIA

Herman Viaene

I rarely handle website development but I do have to maintain one (my own).
It is helpful to have WYSIWIG. I started off years ago with a Windows
program called Hotemetal Pro 5.0 but when I be came transfixed by Linux I
discovered an almost identical Linux program now called Kompozer. With
either, at a touch of one of three buttons at bottom left, you can switch
beteen source (HTML in my case), tag mode or WYSIWIG.

I hope that's useful.


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Warren Post wrote:

On Tue, 08 Nov 2011 06:52:49 -0600,
wrote:

I have made a simple website foe our cycling activities...

URL? I used to be a cyclist too; I'd like to see what you are up to.

See www.hermanviaene.be . This is about a club of pensioners who ride every
thursday during the better months of the year. It is all very local stuff.

Herman

Veel mensen danken hun goed geweten aan hun slecht geheugen. (G. Bomans)

Lots of people owe their good conscience to their bad memory (G. Bomans)

On Wed, 09 Nov 2011 02:55:52 -0600,
wrote:

See www.hermanviaene.be . This is about a club of pensioners who ride
every
thursday during the better months of the year.

I'm almost old enough to qualify then ;-) If I ever get a job on your side
of the pond I'll have to look you up one Thursday.
Warren Post