Website design : what to use ?

[Adriano Varoli Piazza]

2006/6/17, OOzy Pal <oozypal at gmail.com>:

Let's see... To do _web design_, I personally use Bluefish. It's
comfortable (after you learn the basic keycombos you become much more
productive), it's feature-full,  it's not heavy. There's Screem too,
for GNOME, which I haven't looked at but which seems to include a
console (useful for php and script programming).

There's Quanta for the Kfans, but I'm not.

Finally, for lots of programming tasks that don't involve much
GUI-ing, like C/C++/Java/Python programming or the like, I use vim.
It's solid, it's indentation and colorization are excellent, it's
light, and its interface is constrained comfortably in an 80x25 term,
allowing me to read a webpage or document next to it.

There are other editors, certainly. Vim is the one I like best. It's
definitely not for those who don't want to learn, but after a few
days, it's irreplaceable.
As for links, the ones I have are (apart from installing and running vimtutor):
http://www.moolenaar.net/habits.html
http://www.oualline.com/vim-cook.html
http://www.troubleshooters.com/lpm/200212/200212.htm
http://www.oualline.com/10/top_10.html

Enjoy.

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