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What platform do you use for website designing and HTML coding ?

Discussion in 'HTML & Website Design' started by Stephen Thomas, Jun 6, 2016.

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    Suggest some best and easy platform to create and design website in HTML and CSS.
     
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    Puntocom81 Banned

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    Cutcodedown.com is a great site to learn proper HTML/CSS... the best tool is the one between your ears.
     
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    Hi Stephen,

    My name is Chris, I am currently learning HTML5 and CSS3.

    I think it's a great place to start learning about web development from scratch.

    If you want a platform, try WORDPRESS or WIX.


    Regards,
    Chris
     
    Web_Dev_Chris, Jun 7, 2016 IP
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    mmerlinn Prominent Member

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    Nonsense. Have you ever looked at the garbage code that turdpress and wix produce? If you are learning that, you are learning how NOT to code HTML and CSS.

    That garbage code is stealing your bandwidth for nothing.
     
    mmerlinn, Jun 10, 2016 IP
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    Web_Dev_Chris Well-Known Member

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    Do you have a problem comprehending my post. You need to re-read it. I said I am learning HTML5 & CSS3, not Wordpress and Wix.
     
    Web_Dev_Chris, Jun 11, 2016 IP
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    I have used Wordpress during some years and I definitely DON'T recommend it. It generates crappy code, it's painfully bloated, insecure and slow and the editor is a pain. You'll need tons of hacks to speed it up.

    Now I use Wok, it does the job for me for simple sites. You make the template, then put content files in HTML and it generates fully static sites running a command. For a more complex solution I'd probably use something like this in PHP: https://forums.digitalpoint.com/threads/looking-for-foundation-6-advice-help.2780777/#post-19341840

    Anyway PHP is not perfect, I experience more automated attacks and hacking attempts in sites that use PHP than my sites that run in pure HTML/CSS.
     
    Puntocom81, Jun 11, 2016 IP
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    That last bit, automated attacks, is quite normal. Of course there is a bigger chance for a useful reward if you attack a page with interactive pages/database layer, than just a plain HTML/CSS - where the chances are that anything is available is almost non-existant. You'll see the same amounts of automated attacks on any kind of database-driven site, regardless of type of server-language, really.
     
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    I recommend Dreamviewer as far I know about the tool it's very easy to operate and also suggest tag when you code.
     
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    malky66 Acclaimed Member

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    WTF is "Dreamviewer"?
    If you mean Dreamweaver then best you run and hide before @deathshadow comes along and rips you a new one.
     
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    Get the designs done in PSD, then hand code it using html/css in an editor, tools like DreamViewer is no longer good when it comes to quality of web pages.
    Hand coded pages are the best.
     
    mrforum, Jul 7, 2016 IP