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(It’s a bit arcane, but allows you to accomplish a lot with minimal keystrokes.)įor Mac users, the choices are more limited, and I have no personal experience.
Vim - if you like the Unix/Linux vi editor, here’s a version for Windows with a GUI. NetBeans IDE - another free multi-language IDE. Eclipse IDE - this is a full-blown Interactive Development Environment - lots of useful features, but more involved to set up and learn. jEdit - this is Java-based, so will run on most platforms. Arachnophilia - this is Java-based, so will run on most platforms. (Lots of great features, but with more of a learning curve.) Komodo Edit - another versatile, open-source editor, with extensive language support. #SCREEN CALIPERS FOR DREAMWEAVER TRIAL#
(It’s not a free product but you c an use the free trial indefinitely,(
Sublime Text - “A sophisticated text editor for code, markup and prose”. Atom - Up-and-coming contender, “A hackable text editor for the 21st Century”. #SCREEN CALIPERS FOR DREAMWEAVER PORTABLE#
Also available in a portable version (no Windows installation process needed). You are welcome to use any of these for your class assignments WYSIWYG editors such as Dreamweaver and Expression Web are not acceptable for our class.
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Many of them are also available in “portable” versions, which means you can run them from a USB flash drive without needing to install them under Windows. These are much more useful than Microsoft’s Notepad. Here are some free text editors which are HTML-aware, with lots of additional features to help you as you create and edit your code. Browser Hacks - CSS and JavaScript hacks to work around browser-specific issues.Responsinator - simulates page display on multiple mobile devices (phones, tablets, e-book readers).Browser Shots - simulates page display under multiple browsers, including older versions.Top 10 specialty Web browsers you may have missed.Mobile HTML 5 -HTML5 compatibility on mobile and tablet browsers.The Google Chrome comic book - interesting for the technical details.
Google Chrome Extensions for Web Design Students. 15 Google Chrome Extensions for People Who Build Websites. Review Of Cross-Browser Testing Tools - information about several free and commercial tools and services. HTML5 Test - see how your browser, and others, copes with the latest and greatest. When can I use… - compatibility tables for support of HTML5, CSS3, SVG, and more in desktop and mobile browsers. 6 Types of Browser Errors While Loading Web Pages and What They Mean. What Is My Browser? - and what information does it reveal to web servers?. Lynx - version for Windows (doesn’t require admin privileges to install). Iron - browser optimized for privacy and security. Integrated Internet application suite, including Web-browser,Īdvanced e-mail and newsgroup client, IRC chat client, and HTML editing Safari - Apple’s browser for Macintosh and iPhone. The Top 15 Google Products for People Who Build Websites. The Always Up-to-Date Power User’s Guide to Chrome. Pixel width and height of any elements on a webpage Measure-it - a Firefox extension, provides a ruler to get the. Web Developer extension - for Firefox, adds a toolbar that is very useful when developing web pages. The Always Up-to-Date Power User’s Guide to Firefox. Mozilla Firefox - open-source, kin to Netscape, extensible features. Opera - less bloated, faster, great features (also available as Opera Mini for mobile devices). Here are a few of the more common ones, along with some helpful developer tools: One goal of this course is to ensure compatibility of web pages across multiple browsers, not just Internet Explorer. Smashing Magazine - lots of good stuff about design, development, and more. - Experiments in web programming: tutorials and programming examples. HTML Dog - HTML and CSS tutorials and references. #SCREEN CALIPERS FOR DREAMWEAVER CODE#
W3Schools - A collection of free HTML, CSS, JavaScript, DHTML, XML, XHTML, WAP, ASP, SQL tutorials with lots of working examples and source code.Xenu’s Link Sleuth - yet another free tool to avoid link rot.
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REL Link Checker Lite - avoid link rot with this free download. CSS Validator - you are required to use this for all your class projects!. HTML Validator - you are required to use this for all your class projects!. Wanted to know about HTML! (Includes the official language specifications.) World Wide Web Consortium - more than you ever. If you find something you’d like to share with the class, please let me know so I can include it. This page contains links to information and tools you may find useful.
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