[ale] HTML Editor
Fletch
fletch at phydeaux.org
Mon Apr 8 14:18:35 EDT 2002
>>>>> "Josh" == Josh Freeman <josh.freeman at arch.gatech.edu> writes:
Josh> On Mon, 2002-04-08 at 13:44, Rodgers, Phil wrote:
>> I want to be the first to answer this one "Vi works for me"
Josh> ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
Josh> I'll take the bait. Emacs and html-helper-mode.el :) I've
Josh> also used Bluefish, but it's only okay. Nothing spectacular.
Josh> the syntax highlighting in Emacs makes coding pretty
Josh> easy. From what I understand of Gvim, that works about as
Josh> well, especially if you are used to VI.
And a second from another emacs devote\'.
One thing to keep in mind is that you can use Dreamweaver or
NetObjects Fusion or other Wintendo products to create a basic layout,
then use whatever other editor you like to maintain it.
If you use some sort of templating mechanism (HTML::Mason,
Template Toolkit, or even mod_include and SSIs *shudder*) you only
have to touch the nasty wysiwyg HTML once or twice to insert whatever
magic tokens will pull in your real content.
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