DHTML Software

Hi everybody,
Whats the best softwrare to create DHTML pages. commercial and non
commercial (freeware). Also is there any good 'free' ebook on DHTML?
searched the google but haven't found any yet.

Thanks

mab464 wrote:

Hi everybody,

Whats the best softwrare to create DHTML pages. commercial and non
commercial (freeware).

If you are using Windows, the best softwrare to create DHTML
pages is NotePad. If you are using Linux, Pico.

Also is there any good 'free' ebook on DHTML?
searched the google but haven't found any yet.

You want a website on DHTML, not an EBook. HTML is best
taught with HTML. As for "free", if you are willing to
devote many hours to studying a technology but not willing
to spend ten or twenty dollars for a good book, take a few
of those many hours, get a job at McDonalds, and buy some
books.

I will point you at some online references, but you have to promise
to do something in return. I want you to set up a audio-only
browser (as used by the blind), and test your Dynamic HTML pages
to make sure that you are not descriminating against blind people
by making a website that they cannot access. Deal?

Here are some places to start:

http://www.w3schools.com/dhtml/default.asp
http://www.yourhtmlsource.com/javascript/dhtmlexplained.html
http://www.htmlgoodies.com/beyond/dhtml/
http://www.wdvl.com/Authoring/DHTML/
http://www.quackit.com/dhtml/index.html
http://simplythebest.net/scripts/DHTML_scripts/
http://www.smartwebby.com/DHTML/basics.asp
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms533050.aspx
http://oreilly.com/catalog/9781565924949/index.html
http://www.jsworkshop.com/dhtml.html


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On Jul 8, 9:12*pm, "mab464" <mab... (AT) gmail (DOT) com> wrote:

Hi everybody,
* * * * Whats the best softwrare to create DHTML pages. commercial and non
commercial (freeware). Also is there any good 'free' ebook on DHTML?
searched the google but haven't found any yet.

Thanks

Notepad?

Travis Newbury wrote:

On Jul 8, 9:12*pm, "mab464" <mab... (AT) gmail (DOT) com> wrote:
Hi everybody,
* * * * Whats the best softwrare to create DHTML pages. commercial and non
commercial (freeware). Also is there any good 'free' ebook on DHTML?
searched the google but haven't found any yet.

Thanks

Notepad?

Notepad++ is free and a lot better than notepad, which is the basic text
editor that comes with Windows.
<http://notepad-plus.sourceforge.net/uk/site.htm>

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Guy Macon <http://www.GuyMacon.com/> writes:

mab464 wrote:

Whats the best softwrare to create DHTML pages. commercial and non
commercial (freeware).

If you are using Windows, the best softwrare to create DHTML
pages is NotePad. If you are using Linux, Pico.

And for the Mac - BBEdit. It doesn't suck.

sherm--

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Ed Jay <edMbj (AT) aes-intl (DOT) com> wrote:

Travis Newbury wrote:

On Jul 8, 9:12*pm, "mab464" <mab... (AT) gmail (DOT) com> wrote:
Hi everybody,
* * * * Whats the best softwrare to create DHTML pages. commercial and non
commercial (freeware). Also is there any good 'free' ebook on DHTML?
searched the google but haven't found any yet.

Thanks

Notepad?

Notepad++ is free and a lot better than notepad, which is the basic text
editor that comes with Windows.
http://notepad-plus.sourceforge.net/uk/site.htm
Travis was arguing in favour of an editor that provides _no_ help in

writing [D]HTML except that it results in machine readable text if the
user has a version of Windows. I'm sure he would have advocated the
superior, cross-platform, pencil and paper if he thought the OP had
hardware that could read it. You are proposing an editor that has
syntax highlighting and, consequently, provides more assistance than
Notepad but not as much as, say, Komposer. I think that means that you
need to justify your choice whereas Travis' position is clear.

David Segall wrote:

Ed Jay <edMbj (AT) aes-intl (DOT) com> wrote:

Travis Newbury wrote:

On Jul 8, 9:12*pm, "mab464" <mab... (AT) gmail (DOT) com> wrote:
Hi everybody,
* * * * Whats the best softwrare to create DHTML pages. commercial and non
commercial (freeware). Also is there any good 'free' ebook on DHTML?
searched the google but haven't found any yet.

Thanks

Notepad?

Notepad++ is free and a lot better than notepad, which is the basic text
editor that comes with Windows.
http://notepad-plus.sourceforge.net/uk/site.htm

Travis was arguing in favour of an editor that provides _no_ help in
writing [D]HTML except that it results in machine readable text if the
user has a version of Windows. I'm sure he would have advocated the
superior, cross-platform, pencil and paper if he thought the OP had
hardware that could read it. You are proposing an editor that has
syntax highlighting and, consequently, provides more assistance than
Notepad but not as much as, say, Komposer. I think that means that you
need to justify your choice whereas Travis' position is clear.

Actually, I use Homesite for almost all of my composing. I tried Notepad++,
but it lacks a lot of what I use.

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Ed Jay <edMbj (AT) aes-intl (DOT) com> writes:

Actually, I use Homesite for almost all of my composing.

Wow, is that still around? Who's publishing it now, Adobe?

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On Jul 9, 11:17*am, Ed Jay <ed... (AT) aes-intl (DOT) com> wrote:

Notepad++ is free and a lot better than notepad, which is the basic text
editor that comes with Windows.
http://notepad-plus.sourceforge.net/uk/site.htm

Actually I use notepad+ all the time for XML and quick fixes to HTML/
css Great Program. But for heavy duty, I still prefer Dreamweaver
CS3. I use the wysiwyg for basic layout then text mode for making it
right.

Sherman Pendley wrote:

Ed Jay <edMbj (AT) aes-intl (DOT) com> writes:

Actually, I use Homesite for almost all of my composing.

Wow, is that still around? Who's publishing it now, Adobe?

It's still around. <http://www.adobe.com/products/homesite/

In looking at the Adobe site, I find that I have an older version (5) versus
5.5, so apparently they're still supporting it. It's downloading as I type,
so I can see what the new improved version offers, if anything new.

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