I'm not much of a web programmer, but I do a little. I typically use the free Composer in Netscape 7.x for simple work and Adobe GoLive for somewhat less simple work.
I need something to handle frames, image maps, forms, etc. Something with wysiwyg and source view, fairly easy to use, and free if possible although I'd be willing to pay a coupla bucks for something good.
Anybody have any recommendations?
Matt
Antenna from Stormdance - Wysiwyg and is very good for making a complete site. I find it is the linking of pages that is always the killer and where all other budget softwares fall down.
Its template system of having pages layered allows very quick changes of style accross the whole website. And Justin Spencer , the author is very happy to answer questions etc and will even code in enhancements you might need. Last time i contacted him - a year or so ago - we were going to let the dust settle a bit on 3d embedded objects and then he would look at how this could be easily be embedded.
TTFN
Jonathan
don't know about frames and maps, but there's other solutions to handle them, those 2 are quite nice free basic tools.
Jonathan,
Nice site, was the software easy to learn I intend to revamp mine at some stage? Mine was originally created by a friend in Dreamweaver but Dreamweaver seems to require way too much time to learn properly to do the most basic of things.
And why is there no Maxwell render page on your site?
Looking forward to the 22 of November.
John Layne
On Fri, 28 Oct 2005 07:14:32 +1300, John Layne
I've had the network rendering working quite happily in Beta with 3 PC's it does pay to have PC's of roughly the same spec. Although it is possible to work with different Spec PC's and set the render to achieve a sample rate rather than time.
Haven't spent any time with Maxwell lately, I figure the standalone will with a material editor will save so much time on experimentation.
Apologies to Matt for taking this off topic post away on a tangent.
John Layne
I will take you up on that offer of your website files, I'll download Antenna and work with it over Xmas.
John Layne
Here is a link to a page with a list of free HTML editors that are out there...
Jeff
Pah!
You beat me to Nvu.
There's also Quanta+. (I think it has wysiwyg interface now.)
-john
Atleast internal preview, but it's only for Linux I guess(?)
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