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doraemon · 18th Nov 2004, 01:29 PM

oic...

then which s/w is recommended to do a site?

other than frontpage...

peaz · 18th Nov 2004, 02:15 PM

dreamweaver? well, again, it all depends on which platform you are planning to program 1st. although I think dreamweaver would be fine, some would tell you a plain text editor would be good enough. and for ASP.NET, it's best to use Visual Studio itself to code up the site

for J2EE or JSP, there are some IDEs that could help you with your programming.

doraemon · 18th Nov 2004, 02:31 PM

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Originally Posted by peaz

dreamweaver? well, again, it all depends on which platform you are planning to program 1st. although I think dreamweaver would be fine, some would tell you a plain text editor would be good enough. and for ASP.NET, it's best to use Visual Studio itself to code up the site

for J2EE or JSP, there are some IDEs that could help you with your programming.

oh well, depend on me again... :sweat: LOL

OK, i think i'll do it on window2k lo.

ASP.NET, i heard it is not that easy to use wor, nv try, so no comment on it.

i might try out the PHP or XML, on what s/w, still not yet decide

hyper_raider · 18th Nov 2004, 05:01 PM

thread moved to general software

zy · 18th Nov 2004, 11:16 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by doraemon

oh well, depend on me again... :sweat: LOL

OK, i think i'll do it on window2k lo.

ASP.NET, i heard it is not that easy to use wor, nv try, so no comment on it.

i might try out the PHP or XML, on what s/w, still not yet decide

ASP.NET is more powerful than ASP ..
but the coding is much more strict .. heheheh

i always have error in ASP.NET compared to ASP .. hehehe..wrong codings/syntax

text editor will do

unless you wanna do HTML layouts... you can use either frontpage/dreamweaver..

but i like to use notepad to edit them

Viper007Bond · 18th Nov 2004, 11:25 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by doraemon

oic...

then which s/w is recommended to do a site?

other than frontpage...

Notepad!

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