[plug] HotDog

[Bill Kenworthy]

Also have a look at bluefish for html - similar to quanta I think, but
better (or at least I am more comfortable using it!).  I use glimmer
when I can for most coding (perl/awk/c/c++/scripts etc), (g)vim for
quick/simple stuff but find I usually end up in bluefish once the html
gets complicated.  I often start with a staroffice or (shudder)
frontpage created template for a basic layout and then edit it into what
I want.

BillK

On Sun, 2002-02-03 at 18:05, Arkem (Paul) wrote:
> 
> > Very droll, Christian.  You still haven't provided a reason that
> > hotdog is so necessary.
> 
> > skribe
> 
> While I normally don't use html authoring tools or the like they can 
> be a useful shortcut/reference for those who know what they want but 
> don't want to spend a large amount of time trying to recall what 
> exactly a tags options are. It can save a lot of time if you are so 
> inclined, personally though I just have a good set of webpages 
> bookmarked and a nice reference book and it serves me even better.
> 
> Of couse if Hotdog is a WYSIWYG html editor its a completely 
> different story.
> 
> If you are confident in your knowledge of html (or other language) 
> and don't need any project management functions an editor may provide 
> then a simple text editor of your choice will be adaquate. For the 
> rest of the populance who like to have the help of the program to 
> remind them on things like table structures a program like Hotdog can 
> be invaluable.
> 
> - Paul C
>