Re: Web Site Dev

[Bob Crothers <bob.crothers@xxxxxxxxx>]

I use Microsoft Expression for my HTML development.

Word press is not an editor but a complete environment heavily focused on
Blogs.  If you want a blog, it's the way to go.  I can be made to do many
other things, but the key words are "made to".  Yes, a hammer can drive a
screw if you hit it hard enough.

If you are looking for Blog, wordpress is not a bad choice.  My chief
complaint being when you go to HTML mode, it screws with your HTML.  My
feeling is if I'm using html, I dont want the software touching it!

Dream Weaver is expensive and way overkill.  Kinda like using Photo Shop CS
to resize an image.

Bob

Bob Crothers
www.BJsBariatrics.Com
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On Thu, Jun 19, 2014 at 10:19 AM, Jerry C. Adams <midrange@xxxxxxxx> wrote:

> A friend and I have a pretty simple web site; one which we designed and
> maintain for our high school class.  Pretty much pure HTML with a few Java
> Scripts.
>
>
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> Right now, whenever someone's address or such changes, they forward it to
> me, and I use a text editor to change it.  Mike (my partner), who honestly
> is the primary designer, wants to migrate it to something called Wordpress,
> which I've googled.  His reasoning is that it will be easily to make such
> changes; i.e., he or I could just make them direct on the server, no FTP
> needed.
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>
> Well, I'm not sure that's a compelling reason, but I'll let that slide.
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> My question is: What do you use to maintain a web site, and what do you
> think about it?  I guess I'm really asking about IDEs, such as Dream Weaver
> and Wordpress, but I'm sure there are others in the wild.
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> Like I said, it's a real simple site; no order processing involved! .-)
>
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>
> Jerry C. Adams
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> Some days it's just not worth chewing through the restraints.
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