OT: web page design tools

[Ken Nordquist]

I have used a number of good tools.

I would recommend either Quanta or Jedit (http://jedit.org) for basic 
web development.  I was a long-time Quanta user before I discovered Jedit.

For more serious development there is Aptana (an Eclipse-based IDE - 
http://www.aptana.com) or Netbeans (http://netbeans.org). I prefer 
Netbeans.  If you are a Mac user, a lot of people swear by Textmate 
(http://macromates.com) though I was disappointed with it.  *NOTE: 
Textmate is not free.

A couple of other tools to consider using are plugins for Firefox.  
Firebug and Web Developer.

HTH,

-Ken


max bianco wrote:
> I have the opportunity to dive into web page design. I know the 
> basics, which is to say not much. Just looking for opinions on what  
> software to use. I would prefer an open source program but i am 
> flexible. It doesn't have to be fancy, just intuitive(subjective i 
> know).  All opinions, decrees and etc welcome!
>
>
> Thanks,
>
> Max
>
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