Most modern websites are done with a management backend of some kind.
Not sure what the programming term is. Things like wordpress and
drouple are good examples.
Weather this list likes it or not a lot of web development is done
with dreamweaver. You can even get plugins for wordpress.
If this is too much coding you could try squarespace.com. It's a
service that let's you build a website by pointing and clicking. It
does allow for coding if that's what one wants to do.
Hope this info helps.
Sent from my iPhone
On Jul 15, 2010, at 10:18 PM, Tim Gibney <timgibney76@gmail.com> wrote:
> I have a business idea for a website/project that I want to start in my
> spare time. Hopefully it will become a full business.
> I need some tools similiar to Netscape's composer where I can create website
> quickly as I have limited time to hand code css style sheets. I am looking
> for built in javascript debugging and development support as well. Frontpage
> is now gone unfortunately and I lost my id to get Microsoft Expressions for
> free (I do not like it). Quanta and many other html editors are out but I
> want something more up to date for web 2.0 site creation.
>
> My laptop runs Fedora Linux and my cdrom wont work otherwise I would use a
> win32 based solution. I am open to win32 based solutions as well if no good
> tools are available.
>
> Basically, I am looking for something that I can create a whole website
> quickly and visually as creating custom CSS in text does not make a lot of
> sense. I want to edit and add custom source code too. I am not afraid of a
> little SQL or php for customization. Is Adobe Flex the only player left?
>
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