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A basic question that i need to know
Started by miromtm, Feb 17 2009 11:08 AM
62 replies to this topic
#1
Posted 17 February 2009 - 11:08 AM
hi every one , i got a simple question ,.
what are the programs or the languages needed to build a web site like the one below
Deutsche Botschaft Kairo - Home
thx in advance ,,,,,
what are the programs or the languages needed to build a web site like the one below
Deutsche Botschaft Kairo - Home
thx in advance ,,,,,
#2
Posted 17 February 2009 - 11:11 AM
For the layout: XHTML for the basic page structure, CSS for the appearance.
For pulling pages together: PHP
For the graphics you will need some sort of image program - Photoshop is the most commonly accepted (and most expensive too).
To edit the code you can use something like Notepad++.
For pulling pages together: PHP
For the graphics you will need some sort of image program - Photoshop is the most commonly accepted (and most expensive too).
To edit the code you can use something like Notepad++.
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#3
Posted 17 February 2009 - 11:44 AM
For the layout: XHTML for the basic page structure, CSS for the appearance.
For pulling pages together: PHP
For the graphics you will need some sort of image program - Photoshop is the most commonly accepted (and most expensive too).
To edit the code you can use something like Notepad++.
am very thankful man ,,, but is DREAMWEAVER useful ?
#4
Posted 17 February 2009 - 12:48 PM
Maybe for doing the layouts and stuff, but personally I believe, a text editor (like notepad++ or similar) is better for the coding itself.
#5
Posted 17 February 2009 - 12:50 PM
You may want to read this thread: http://forum.codecal...weaver-cs4.html
Ignoring all the racism that jord4nn said, there are plenty of reasons why to use Notepad++ instead of Dreamweaver. I personally do not recommend a WYSIWYG.
Ignoring all the racism that jord4nn said, there are plenty of reasons why to use Notepad++ instead of Dreamweaver. I personally do not recommend a WYSIWYG.
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#8
Posted 17 February 2009 - 09:06 PM
well dreamweaver is never a bad tool
honestly, my friend is taking this web design class in our school
she is now our team's web designer
she did a great job, you may take a look here
FLHS Robotics - Project Genesis - Team #3017
it really depends on what kind of website you want to run
but if i were a starter, i agree, use notepad
when you are happy with your tr, td
you can use DW for fun, if you insist
i know there are some actual web designers who use DW to code great sites in the pasts...but hmm yeah
honestly, my friend is taking this web design class in our school
she is now our team's web designer
she did a great job, you may take a look here
FLHS Robotics - Project Genesis - Team #3017
it really depends on what kind of website you want to run
but if i were a starter, i agree, use notepad
when you are happy with your tr, td
you can use DW for fun, if you insist
i know there are some actual web designers who use DW to code great sites in the pasts...but hmm yeah
#9
Posted 17 February 2009 - 10:09 PM
** yeah!
Team 2197 Las Pumas Robotics!
How was your build season?
And Dreamweaver isn't bad, it's just... too... simple.
Team 2197 Las Pumas Robotics!
How was your build season?
And Dreamweaver isn't bad, it's just... too... simple.
#10
Posted 18 February 2009 - 12:24 AM
If you just started in web developing, I suggest you to use Dreamweaver

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#11
Posted 18 February 2009 - 01:24 AM
Most designers use Dreamweaver, but most developers choose to use text editors or IDE's. I myself prefer to use text editors at least then I know my code so it is easier to edit it. As Dreamweaver, they create everything for you.
As for the actual question you are asking, Xav's post is most probably the most helpful.
As for the actual question you are asking, Xav's post is most probably the most helpful.
I've returned...
#12
Posted 18 February 2009 - 04:00 AM
thx all for ur help .. but i found that DW is too easy n thats y i asked if it is capable pf doing such sites ,, but now am really wanna get through HTML n Scripts in a more professional way ... & jwxie518 the site is really amazing that's the type of site am trying to build one alike ..
thx
thx
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