Hey guys, I thought I would get your advice as there is sooo much out there.
I use SUSE cause Im awesome. and I want to start building websites for fun, learn some coding and such. What is a good program? I want to avoid a WYSIWYG cause I want to actually learn the programming. However, Being able to see and maybe move things around could come in handy. Anyway, what do you guys think would be a good starting point that’s linux powered (no wine! real linux powah!)
thanks 
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Any text editor with syntax highlighting would do. Though I have recently started to use Geany. It seems to be quite awesome for all types of general purpose programming, including html.
su -
zypper in geany geany-plugins
If you install the package geany-plugins as well, this plugin seems to be included! Plugins for Geany
I also used to use a program called bluefish and it is in a community repository: software.opensuse.org:
Maybe bluefish is worth look at.
I use Aptana, but it has a learning curve.
I haven’t looked at Geany, Bluefish reminds me a bit of Aptana.
If you really want to learn the code use a text editor with syntax highlighting to start, then move on to one of the other apps once you are comfortable.
I also find Bluefish very satisfactory for HTML; I use Kate for the associated CSS files.
On Thu, 10 Jan 2013 22:16:01 +0000, john hudson wrote:
> I also find Bluefish very satisfactory for HTML; I use Kate for the
> associated CSS files.
I also use Bluefish and also Komodo Edit for HTML/XHTML, both are very
capable editors.
Jim
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