Hi, I have been having major problems with Frontpage and am ready to download a diffrent free website builder, whats the best one? and how would i upload my current pages to my new builder?
fray 0 Newbie Poster
Extremist 0 Newbie Poster
Hi, I have been having major problems with Frontpage and am ready to download a diffrent free website builder, whats the best one? and how would i upload my current pages to my new builder?
You call it Scite(in windows) or any notepad editor,
Add some google and websites about coding and you've got it.
Ok, why would you want to use a site builder if you can code it yourself?
It is so much more fun to code it yourself. With a bit of html, css and you're set.
Remember that is only the look and feel.
If it must be practical and able to do something use PhP.
The best is to google it
roryt 150 Nearly a Posting Virtuoso
how would i upload my current pages to my new builder?
If your files are stored on your computer then all you need to do is click open in your new editor and the find your html file. Obviously then you need to upload it to your server.
webecho 0 Newbie Poster
If you can code, the I would reccomend HTMLKit available at www.chami.com.
It has integrated FTP so you can upload the site when it's done, you are also able to add a wide range of plugins to help you code more quickly.
HTH
Godfear1 0 Unverified User
I personally like using notepad, Amaya, and I'm starting to get used to Microsoft Visual Web Developer 2005 Express Edition.
Extremist 0 Newbie Poster
I personally like using notepad, Amaya, and I'm starting to get used to Microsoft Visual Web Developer 2005 Express Edition.
I enjoy doning the coding myself. That way I am more in control
I haven't seen the Microsoft Visual Web Developer 2005 Edition yet, though.
Nice avatar
jbennet 1,618 Most Valuable Poster Team Colleague Featured Poster
i like visual web developer too but its not much good unless your host does ASP.NET 2.0 support
zabina 0 Newbie Poster
It is so much more fun to code it yourself. With a bit of html
Extremist 0 Newbie Poster
It is so much more fun to code it yourself. With a bit of html
I agree, I found that using builders, is quite difficult. The text and images and so forth doesn't want to go precisely where you want them to and with the slightest change of a window, the whole thing looks ugly
Godfear1 0 Unverified User
Nice avatar
Thanks
sigmanot 0 Newbie Poster
This website provides you with a web builder and it also hosts your website. The costs are less than one dollar per day.
Check it out fully:
http://buildit.sitesell.com/makeyourownwebsite2.html
almostbob 866 Retired: passive income ROCKS
since the 80s (god I'm old) plain text editors
now notepad++, wamp & DevPHP
probably 2 times faster than I can be with a wysiwg editor, and the code is better, and allows for templating the whole site
Just added six new properties to my site(real estate leasing), ~400 pages in about 5 minutes.
templates and databases
Anything other than FrontPage,
it was barely tolerable when it was first released, and has gottten only further behind with every new version.
MS do have some good software the visual studio set mentioned by Godfear http://www.microsoft.com/express/download/
and there are hundreds of php IDEs at sourceforge.net if your host is not asp enabled
omol -2 Junior Poster
It's all personal prefrence. Try a few and see what you get on with the best.
Personally i recommend aptana and notepad++
Aptana featues loads of plug-ins that are really useful such as php, ruby, php and it's abilty to have svn intergrated is a time saver =)
Stefano Mtangoo 455 Senior Poster
I will advice you to do what I always call "hard coding". It is coding from scratch. This have these advantages:
1. You make exactly what you want
2. You know how things works
3. You can reuse some parts of code
4. Etc.
Having said so, here are some editors/IDE for mainly PHP but will do also HTML
1. Notepad++ (Editor)
2. Netbeans (IDE)
3. DevPHP (IDE)
4. CodeLobster(IDE)
5. PHP Designer Personal Edition(IDE)
All are free, though I prefer Netbeans!
Fammer 0 Newbie Poster
What's better to use for website development - is one of the most popular question on all forums. Check this: http://www.beautifullife.info/web-design/15-best-free-website-builders/
matrixdevuk 71 6t9.me Founder
You!
If you learn HTML, CSS, Javascript, and PHP... you can do it how you like it, and free!!
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